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Super friendly and curious fox comes very close as he sniffs the air hoping woman gives him some peanut butter and jelly wrap.

This 6 month old kitten loves her new “Cat Dancer” toy. And she sure does dance!

Cat gives zero cares about her tail being submersed in a bowl of milk! So silly.

This cat shows true hunting potential as she catches a string and in doing so, snorts like a little piggy! Just wait for it!

Animals are incredibly funny creatures. From hamsters to rabbits and pandas they never cease to amaze us. Especially <a href="https://rumble.com/v4oexv-sleeping-brown-skunk-has-hiccups.html" target="_blank">little ones</a>. And why do we find animals cute? The reason why we love cute things is because they flood our brains with feel-good chemicals. If you’re having a bad day, just do an internet search for a baby llama and you’ll feel better in no time. Interestingly, many people will look at that llama and think it’s just so incredibly adorable they could smoosh it up. When we run across an animal that we don’t see very often and when that animal messes with human things, then it become hilarious. The skunk in this video loves going through this home's garbage for scraps. He is so cute except when he aims his butt at you. Actually he is aiming the butt at the camera constantly as the only thing we can see from his body is his fluffy tail. <a href="https://rumble.com/v4mpuf-baby-skunk-plays-with-babyer-skunk.html" target="_blank">The skunk</a> is so into the garbage, rummaging happily as if it is the only thing that is left doing in his tiny micro cosmos. The bits and pieces from the bin are everywhere. He has made such a mess that it would take quite a lot of time cleaning after him. The skunk lets himself have a little fun and for the sake of it, everything is permitted. At least the owners don’t seem to mind him watching the skunk getting naughty in the garbage. We don’t either because he is such an interesting show to watch. Occasional skunk sightings in a neighborhood are not a cause for alarm. Because skunks are generally easy-going, they will not intentionally bother people. In fact, skunks may benefit humans by eating many insects and rodents many regard as pests.

Rescuing two baby Norway rats isn't just fun and games, it's serious business! You must make them comfortable and also play them really good music. These guys were really sweet and are now in good hands!

Lola is as tame as could be but she also has a wild soul. She follows her owner around everywhere she goes (especially if she has food). Many times she even flies up and lands on her shoulder!

This wildlife sanctuary in Ontario gets up to 100 baby raccoons every spring and many volunteers help to feed them, clean their cages, and give them toys. These stuffed animals provided a sense of security and comfort for the raccoons, especially when raccoons come in without any siblings. A new stuffed animal can become their best friend!

Delilah found her new favourite toy - at least until she scares herself with it one too many times!

Brackendale, British Columbia is the Bald Eagle wintering capital of the world. The world record is held there for seeing the most amount of eagles in 1 day - 3,769 in 1994. On a good day, this birder was able to see up to 100 eagles just on this one bend of the Squamish River.