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All cats make stinky faces when they don't like a certain smell, and this Black Leopard is no different. It's hilarious how such big and powerful animal makes such a silly face! Filmed in South Africa.

Hyenas are generally known as vicious creatures, but this cute little one will hopefully fix that perception. Check it out as this two-month-old Striped Hyena dreams of something pleasant after playing around all day. Filmed in South Africa.

Animals in captivity need neural and physical stimulation in order to reduce stress and enhance their well-being; it's called environmental enrichment. Look how delightful it is to see how much this beluga whale enjoys playing with a ball. Credit to 'nademedeiros'.

This is so precious. These lions have made a new friend and it's a human! Lions are extremely loving animals who don't like being alone. If you can spend some time with them, it would be an amazing experience. A special bond is formed, as you can see from this video. They certainly know how to spread the love. Their new friend loves to give them kisses and they happily approve. They love to return the favour, how sweet is this? Lions are very social animals. They love to make new friends! They vary in colour but usually they have light yellow-brown coats. They prey on many different types of animals including, zebras, giraffes, birds and rhinos. Sometimes they will even prey on elephant. They love lots a head rubbing, touching, licking and purring. These lions are adorable! All they want is to be loved! If you love lions, check out the movie "<a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/World-Class-Films-African-Lion/dp/B005OAEWTQ?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=rumble07-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=32a6f502a18714cd082e2be9a0b280b1&camp=1789&creative=9325">The African Lion</a><img src="//ir-na.amazon-adsystem.com/e/ir?t=rumble07-20&l=ur2&o=1" width="1" height="1" border="0" alt="" style="border:none !important; margin:0px !important;" />". Sit back, enjoy and relax! Have you ever had an adorable moment with an animal? Let us know in the comments below!

Unlike most cats, tigers love the water. Here we have two cubs play-fighting together in the most adorable fashion.

These six-month-old Siberian tigers absolutely love to play. These games may appear adorable, but you better stay out of their way when they do. These cubs are already very strong and no human would stand a chance! Credit to 'nademedeiros'.

This beautiful cub is 4 months old and is desperately fighting the urge to take a nap alongside her siblings. She wants to keep playing, but you can tell by the look on her face she is soon going to give in to sleep. Credit to 'nademedeiros'.

This beautiful, yet clumsy one-year-old white lion decided to climb a tree, but he still hasn't learned how to climb down! Watch his hilarious attempts before he manages to jump! Filmed in South Africa.

The monkeys people of Malawi usually encounter around their homes or on their farms will in all likelihood be Vervets. Vervet monkeys are classified as “old world monkeys,” meaning that they have been around for over 65 million years - long before apes and humans. This adorable baby Vervet Monkey falls asleep every time someone gives him his bottle. The video is filmed at wildlife rehabilitation center in Malawi. Though this particular type of animal is able to be active both during the day and the night, this <a href="https://rumble.com/v34uiq-yonina-one-day-.html" target="_blank">baby</a> Vervet can not keep his eyes open as he is fed with a bottle of milk. And what can make babies fall asleep so easily if it is not for a bottle of warm milk? The phrase ‘to sleep like a log’ fits perfectly here. This Vervet monkey falls asleep with the speed of light and in such a careless fashion. His head leans aside as his muscles relax while sucking the milk. It is so cute and lovely. But his sleep pattern looks like it has been disturbed by a quick twitch that only reminds this monkey to do his best and keep his eyes open because nothing tastes sweeter that that white stuff he is drinking. The Vervet <a href="https://rumble.com/v3xnt3-toby-the-monkey-starts-the-car.html" target="_blank">monkey</a> resembles very much like a gray langur, having a black face with a white fringe of hair, while the overall hair color is mostly grizzled-grey. With his long arms, legs, and tails he looks lovable and you can hardly resist him. And with his small, round head and short face with whiskers that unnoticeably shake back and forth makes him a real internet sensation.

This adorable 2 month old Golden Tiger enjoys playing with a plant he's found, wrestling with it as if it's another cub. So cute! Credit to 'nademedeiros'.

This lion cub and striped hyena pup are both orphans and have been raised together at a sanctuary, in South Africa. They love to play with one another and it's absolutely adorable to watch!

Now this is an absolutely priceless moment! Watch as a litter of lion cubs enjoy some harmless fun at a sanctuary in South Africa. According to the videographer, this litter was rejected by their mother, and are now being raised by members at the sanctuary.

Considered one of the most iconic animals in Africa, giraffes are somehow odd-looking animals with a slightly elongated neck and stripes like that of the zebra down its rump. If not the giraffe’s uniqueness, it must be its awkward, yet elegant grace. Its long legs move with consummate ease and enable the animal to travel at a surprising pace, even though its strange gait of moving both left legs and then both right <a href="https://rumble.com/v3m4uh-mans-leg-gets-stuck-in-sinkhole-on-brooklyn-street.html" target="_blank">legs</a> makes it look rather unstable. And that is why it is odd to think that such a graceful animal has a violent streak in it, but one must remember that this is the wild and there are things to fight for: survival and genetic success. The way their necks rock and fall freely down as they try to mimic something that looks like a fight, leaves you wonder whether they like or hate each other. The way these giraffes move is mesmerizing and it reminds us of nature’s lava lamp. This is an epic moment when the two giraffes fight by beating each other with their huge necks. The <a href="https://rumble.com/v43jb9-giraffes-show-brass-neck-stealing-breakfast-from-inside-hotel.html" target="_blank">giraffes</a> use their necks as a weapon in dominance battles. They are pushing against each other, a sign of sizing each other up and measuring each other's necks for supremacy. And then all of a sudden we see change of hearts. The supposed fight turns into romance. The giraffes stay still for a moment before they move on showing their much gentler neck-movements, displaying a real affection for each other. Merely watching them somehow de-stresses us. They have done their jobs by leaving us perplexed one moment and then warmhearted the next.

Lots of us like to go swimming, it is such a great way to relax and enjoy your day. Usually, there aren't any animals swimming around us, sometimes if we are lucky, we might see a couple fish, but this video shows some lucky people who got the opportunity to swim with wild seals, so cool! This is some incredible footage featuring the up close swimming adventure with wild seals in Jeffreys Bay, Eastern Cape, South Africa. What an amazing sight to see! It looks like these seals are enjoying themselves very much, they love to swim around with each other! There are 33 seal species world wide and neither grey seals or common seals are endangered species. Even though seals spend lots of time in the water, they actually give birth on land. Their whiskers are able to detect prey in the water, interesting! Grey seals have been known to live up to 46 years. Seals are wild animals so if approached too closely they may bite. Sometimes they are afraid and wan't to protect themselves. Have you ever had the opportunity to swim with wild seals? Let us know in the comment section down below! Check out this video of wild seals swimming in South Africa!

Although lions are known to be tough animals, it's never easy resisting a harmless tickle. This adorable moment featuring Jelani the cub proves that!

Ask anyone who owns a cat how they feel about their furbaby and they all will tell you the same. They are the most manipulative, hypocritical, tyrannical beings that will stop at nothing to step all over your face, steal your stuff and hide it under the furniture. We love our cats to bits, even when they scratch our shoes and leave their hair all over our freshly pressed clothes. We wish they would never grow up, and stay tiny little kittens forever! With that analogy, it is only natural to assume that playing with a lion cub would be about 100 times the fun! They are still little cats and playing is a way of them learning about life. Wouldn’t that be exciting? As it would seen, the answer is no. <a href="https://rumble.com/NataliaCara/" target="_blank">Natalia Cara</a> is a 27-year-old biologist, traveller and adventurer from Brazil. On one of her travels, she got to hang out with a young lioness called Jelani. Analogous to the games we play with our kittens, Natalia used a piece of stick to urge the tiny lion into play. Natalia drags the stick on the kitten’s fur, scratches with it on the rock in the back. Jelani shows minimum amount of interest for the curious object, following it with her big yellow eyes. But she is resting in the shade and couldn’t care less about what this human wants. <a href="https://rumble.com/viral/v1225002-adorable-lion-cub-playing-with-a-stick.html" target="_blank">Chewing a stick</a> might have been Jelani’s favorite game when she was younger, but now she would much rather chase a small pray around the planes.

If you need a heart-warming moment to turn your day around, take a look at this. A lion cub has some fun chewing on her favorite stick!

Looks like that adorable lion cub confused his sibling's tail for a chew toy!

Just like babies, lion cubs like to play with their own paws! How adorable is that moment?

What's better than a hairy pacifier?! Check out this adorable moment featuring a pair of lion cubs!