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Today is a very big day! It's a very adventurous little fellow's birthday! Monty the Humboldt penguin, local celebrity, and everybody's favorite little man is celebrating his 6th hatch day. Like many of us, he has had quite the transformative year. He went on many adventures, brought smiles to people around the world, and even starred in a children's book all about his life. We can't wait to see what this year has in store for you, Monty!! What do you think this year holds for Monty?? Help us wish him a wonderful day! Alt text: We take a look back on Monty's adventurous year. He runs with Ellie, follows Liz to his next adventure where he meets Bangori the gorilla for the first time. He goes up and down stairs, is spotted by Michael the giraffe, makes his way into the tortoise home, and waddles all around the Zoo! SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL FOR DAILY VIDEOS ON Animals Funny videos: https://rumble.com/c/c-1093444

Who wouldn’t want to see the funniest and cutest dog try to stomp on his own shadow? In this video this dog clearly thinks that if he stomps hard enough on his own shadow, then the shadow will disappear. This dog is clearly not the brightest dog out there! If I could have any dog though I’d want one just like this one. He would constantly keep me laughing and fully entertained all the time. Check out this video below to see this amazing German Shepherd try to destroy his own shadow. Why Do Dogs Chase Shadows? A lot of seemingly charming and cute canine behavior may have a not so pleasant root cause. If your sweet doggie possesses an obsessive shadow chasing habit, don't dismiss it as being just a harmless little quirk. Shadow chasing in dogs often indicates something a bit more serious: a compulsion. Shadow chasing is a classic example of a compulsive behavior in doggies. If your dog incessantly chases after her own shadowy figure all night, to the point that it disrupts her life and perhaps even yours, compulsion may be at fault. According to the ASPCA, compulsive behaviors such as shadow chasing can be so damaging that they can even prevent dogs from going to sleep. Compulsion may lead to extreme fatigue in canines. Causes Compulsive behavior such as shadow chasing usually arises out of stress and anxiety issues in dogs. A dog who is cooped up in a small, cramped room all hours of the day may turn to shadow chasing. A dog who suffered extreme abuse in the past may also become compulsive. Whether due to intense household conflict or stress and loneliness due to a new baby's arrival, a dog may resort to shadow chasing as a means of coping with life feeling out of control and uncertain

Que nuestro paso por la vida no sea para dañar otra vida That our step through life is not to harm another life