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Eyes can reveal hundreds of stories and emotions. Here is a compilation of 34 different animal eyes - try and see how many animals you correctly identify!

Orangutan Mom Maliku puts her towel around her neck and it looks as if she's off to the gym and she is leaving her baby to play. The little cutie making the most of it and has a great time playing with the rope and swinging like a champ. Basuki was one of the the critically endangered Bornean orangutans babies to be born in March 2017 at the Twycross zoo in England. They had another birth later one in June a little girl called Kayan.

These Asian short clawed otters find their pool covered by ice. One of them is gently running over the ice to get to the edge in search for water. The other otter breaks into the ice with its back paw. When his mate sees this, he starts to breaks the ice further with his front paw to get to the water so it can drink.

These are the adorable small clawed otters from the Birmingham Wildlife Park in England. When it's food time, they try to pass the time by playing with stones. Watch what happens when a keeper walks past with some food. The reaction is just priceless, jumping up and down the glass in anticipation! Otters are often observed playing and juggling with stones and pebbles, both in the wild and in ZOOs. There are several videos of their unique <a href="https://rumble.com/viral/v1199524-cute-otter-juggles-stone.html" target="_blank">juggling</a> technique that you can watch online. These adorable expert swimmers have been seen juggling one, two, even three rocks at the same time! Yet the question as to why they do it, its purpose and gain from it remains unanswered. A theory goes around that it has something to do with their eating behavior, since <a href="https://rumble.com/v31hr1-otterly-amazing-otter-with-great-ball-control.html" target="_blank">otters</a> can also often be seen using rocks to smash shells so that they reveal the delicious meat inside. There also have been instances of otters defending their ‘tools’ from other otters. Asian small-clawed otters are the smallest extant otter species. They range in coastal regions from southern India to Southeast Asia including the islands of Sumatra, Java, Borneo and Palawan. Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park is home to a unique collection of animals from across the world, including Red Pandas, lemurs, reptiles, meerkats, otters, birds, wallabies and a large collection of monkeys.

This Lar Gibbon (white-handed gibbon) at the Dudley Zoo in England exhibits some spectacular jumps and controlled falls. Did you know that Gibbons are apes and not monkeys?

Sprout has clearly heard about the importance of dental hygiene as she tries her hand at flossing with a rubber band. She seems to be having a lot of fun playing with the band, by pulling at it with her teeth and twisting it around her little finger. Whilst there are playful similarities to a human child, getting kids to floss is not so easy. Dudley Zoological Gardens is a 40-acre zoo located within the grounds of Dudley Castle in the town of Dudley, in the Black Country region of the West Midlands, England. In the past couple of years more and more has been done to improve the zoo with some great new enclosures.

This penguin from the Colchester Zoo in England seems to be in love with his own reflection. See how he walks back and forth looking at his face in the mirror with utter curiosity. He even tries to talk to it and shares kisses. Meet Narcissus the penguin. In Greek mythology, Narcissus was a hunter who was known for his beauty. He was proud, in that he disdained those who loved him. When Narcissus came to a pool where he saw his own reflection in the water, he instantly fell in love with himself, not realizing that it was merely an image. Unable to leave the beauty of his reflection, Narcissus lost his will to live and stared at his reflection until he died. Narcissus is the origin of the term narcissism, a fixation with oneself and one's physical appearance or public perception. The same applies for Narcissus the penguin who is deeply obsessed with his own reflection in the mirror, ignoring everything that is going on around him. First he walks up and down the mirror, gazing at his own reflection and trying to outrun it. Then he stops and stares at it, and finally tries to make a conversation. He flaunts with his appearance by raising his neck and making loud noises. He is so full of himself, the real king of the zoo. Have you ever fell in love with your own <a href="https://rumble.com/v31638-parrot-checking-himself-out-and-liking-what-he-sees-.html" target="_blank">reflection</a> when walking in front of a mirror?

The Twycross Zoo is having an enrichment day for the animals by throwing lots of colorful balls and some boxes into the enclosure. The <a href="https://rumble.com/v3gzsj-curious-orangutan-interacts-with-burn-victim.html" target="_blank">orangutan</a> mom with her newborn baby in her arms decides it looks all a bit messy and, in classic mom fashion, she begins to tidy up after her offspring. She starts cleaning up by putting all the balls back into the box. Still with her newborn in her arms, she then carries the boxes with the balls in her mouth all the way up to the top of her climbing frame. She only drops one red ball! What a champ! Just how cute is this video? And we can all relate to the way mom takes care of the mess her baby made! It's just adorable! It's yet another proof that motherhood is the same with all the species out there, and an example that moms always have our backs - you won't find a better playmate or best friend out there, and this little baby surely knows this very well! Now for some background info: orangutans are among the most intelligent primates; they use a variety of sophisticated tools and construct elaborate sleeping nests each night from branches and foliage. The apes have been extensively studied for their learning abilities. There may even be distinctive cultures within populations. Field studies of the apes were pioneered by primatologist Birutė Galdikas. All three orangutan species are considered to be critically endangered. Human activities have caused severe declines in populations and ranges. Threats to wild orangutan populations include poaching, habitat destruction, and the illegal pet trade. Several conservation and rehabilitation organisations are dedicated to the survival of orangutans in the wild. (source: Wikipedia)

These meerkats have an entertaining day at the Twycross Zoo due to all the different toys they were given to play with. In this case, a new toy has some food hidden inside. Take a look as their efforts end with all of them being too tired to eat. One of them is so tired that it lays flat out on his back. Hilarious!

Snow Leopard are extremely rare, so any footage of them in the wild or in the zoo is always fascinating. This cub in particular is very eager to show off his hunting skills in the most adorable way. What a cutie!

It seems that even the animal kingdom cannot escape unwanted advances by males! In this hilarious clip, a funny moment at the zoo is captured on camera as a gorgeous white lioness brushes against a sleeping male. When he wakes up and puts his paw around her in a loving gesture, only to have her jump back in surprise. The other female lioness then comes over to investigate what all the fuss is about! Talk about hilarious! This is one memorable clip that you will surely not want to miss! Hey, you cannot blame the male lion for trying, right? Sure the female lioness was startled at first but maybe if the male lion gave it another shot, he could find his soul mate! If she ends up rejecting him again, well there is plenty of other fish in the sea or in this case lions in the wild! Hopefully this male lion does not feel too discouraged after this event. Aside from the fact that these lions are hilarious, aren't they just adorable as well? You almost just want to pick one up and take it home with you, but as well all know, that would be a bad idea. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Toys-Games-Stuffed-Animals-Plush/zgbs/toys-and-games/166461011?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=rumble07-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=8a66729758228e3760a9f2c55549f506&camp=1789&creative=9325">Animal plush's</a> could always be purchased if you ever wanted to have the next best thing!

These are the yellow armadillo also known as the six-banded armadillo (Euphractus sexcinctus) from the Bristol Zoo in England. These two are enjoying a quick mating session. They do make me laugh as well, as I keep thinking of the chocolate bar advert with Harry Enfield : "smooth on the inside crunchy on the outside, ARMADILLOS!!"

There's nothing like the bond between a father and his daughter. Well for humans at least. As they grow up, daddy's little girl slowly develops into the woman that she was destined to be. A wave of pride washes over the father once he realizes that she isn't the little girl she used to be anymore, and that she is ready to take on the world all on her own. Is it the same for orangutans? Normally you would think Orangutan males are solitary, but not this one. Father and daughter Molly are quite inseparable. The young orangutan is always playing and annoying her dad by pulling his hair or swinging into him. You would think dad just puts up with his mischievous daughter, but they do spent a lot of time together! For all you dads out there, doesn't this just make you want to spend some time with your little girl? Let us know in the comments! Be sure to stop by https://rumble.com/ for more awesome videos like this one, and feel free to upload any of your own videos. Check out this unreal bond between father and daughter!

No matter what they do, the gibbons always make the visitors at this zoo smile. Dad seems to be in a playful mood and starts to wrestle with his daughter, Meo. Too cute! White-cheeked gibbons differ from the great apes by being monogamous for life, with the female taking the majority of the parental care. Young gibbons have not been observed to play regularly, possibly due to the small social groups, but this dad has really taken to care for his daughter, so much so that he is making sure that she has the proper childhood! There’s a declining trend with the population of gibbons in the wild, accounting over 80% in the last 45 years, which classifies them as endangered by the IUCN. Due to deforestation and poaching, their numbers are seriously declining in their native Laos, Vietnam and Southern China.

An orangutan youngster named Sprout looks a bit bored, so she decides to go get some cardboard and roll it up to fish with it. She's after the green, juicy leaf in the water. As clever as she is, the youngster gets her veg on the first go. Amazing!

Although orangutans are gentle and sit for hours gazing, this particular little munchkin likes having fun and won't stop! This precious orangutan named Sprout is living in the Dudley Zoo in England and she knows how to make the best use of her free time. Watch as she playfully tumbles and rolls all around her enclosure with such energy that she doesn't even get dizzy at the end of her shenanigans. Then, she decides that it would be a great idea if she put a piece of cardboard on her head to soften the contact with the ground while rolling around. Such a clever girl!

This cute Asian short clawed otter from the Dudley Zoo in England can't stop playing with a rock. He is totally fascinated by it, and keeps juggling it around!

We all love newborns. They're so cute and adorable. The newborn baby lemur that is only a couple of weeks old is getting lots of affection from the whole family, but it is just too much? It looks like it just wants to cuddle mom and suckle. Watch the little head pop out just to get a breather. The baby was born at the Dudley Zoo in England and all the others can't stop fussing over the baby. How adorable is this video? A newborn is enough to excite a human family as well. Visit https://rumble.com to get your daily dose of adorable animals, guaranteed to melt your heart. Check out this adorable reaction to a newborn baby.

While some lemurs try to do their sunbathing, other have fun jumping on a bush that seems to act like a trampoline. One jumps on the other gets catapulted off!

A rare 9-month-old baby Diana monkey from the Twycross Zoo is very playful. It pulls and bites mom's tail, bouncing around her and not giving her any peace at all. She's trying to keep the little one under control, but she's definitely got her hands full!

A chimpanzee from the Twycross Zoo in Atherstone, England shows everybody that he's the boss. He charges through his enclosure, walking like a human and then hurling food at the visitors. You can hear the loud bang against the window!

This adult silvery gibbon, presumably the dad, is in no mood for sharing its apple with a baby. Every time the little one reaches out to grab some, he pulls the apple away! Hey buddy, sharing is caring!

A newborn Sulawesi Crested Macaque from the Chester Zoo in England is getting all the attention from mom and the others in the group. The species is highly threatened with extinction in the wild.

An otter from the Birmingham Wildlife Park in England repeatedly hurls a rock against its glass enclosure. Looking at the cracked glass, it already has taken quite a battering. This one is a one of two otters at the park. They are siblings - brother and sister.

The bonobo (pygmy chimpanzees) siblings from the Twycross Zoo are having quite the play fight. Even the 5-month-old is joining in by repeatedly hitting the older sibling!