AnimalCreature

These two dogs (Canis lupus familiaris) are having fun, playing together! I believe they are a border collie and a German shepherd.

This girl was diagnosed with cancer and was in the hospital for a month. Due to the recovery process, she wasn't able to go home and missed her pet dog. The girl's mother and the doctor decided to surprise her with a surprise visitation. She met her dog after a long time and cried in happiness. The dog was very excited to meet her and they jumped and kissed her.

This cat clearly doesn't like sour cream and it's facial reaction tells us the whole story!

This guy found quite the surprise when a wild macaw parrot named Vito flew next to him and his friend's boat while they water skied. Amazingly, the parrot flew close enough to the boat that the man could pet the animal.

Leo, the dog, sat by the window relaxing on the floor. The robotic vacuum cleaner moved around him and accidentally sucked his tail into the cleaning duct. It got stuck to his tail and Leo got scared. He ran up the stairs trying to get away from it. However, the vacuum cleaner fell and got wrecked on the floor.

The owner of Mixie, the black dog, was looking for her all over the house. They were struggling to find her until they walked into the kitchen. The owner found her lying beside her sister, Ellie, the white dog. Mixie coincidentally camouflaged with the rug she was sitting on as it was matching with her.

Here are ring-tailed lemurs (Lemur catta) in a zoo. These primates are native to Madagascar.

Sammy the Ringneck Dove loved looking at himself in the mirror. Adorably, he played peek-a-boo with his own reflection while cooing repeatedly and strutting his stuff.

This walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) lives in Tierpark Hagenbeck zoo in Hamburg, Germany. Watch as it rolls off a rock into the water! This marine mammal could truthfully say, "I am the walrus."

This cute, friendly, little squirrel (family: Sciuridae) has found nuts in someone's hand, in Siberia, Russia.

This "armoured" mammal is a nine-banded, long-nosed armadillo. These armadillos live in South America, Central America, and North America, including the southeastern United States. They are insectivores that eat mainly ants, termites, and other small, invertebrate creatures. They are solitary, mainly nocturnal, and burrow in the ground.

All kinds of wildlife stop by to get water from this makeshift water fountain. How many animals can you name?

Giraffes (Giraffa camelopardalis) are the tallest, living, land animals; but, unfortunately, they do not play basketball. They are tall enough to look into second-floor, bedroom windows.

This red deer (Cervus elaphus) stag was mock-fighting with a tree's branches. They fought to a draw. Don't worry, folks, no one got hurt. Includes original audio.

Howler monkeys (genus: Alouatta) are native to South America and Central America. This individual is in Colombia. It has found a banana on the fence! I feel sympathetic happiness for the primate, because I, too, enjoy eating bananas. Howler monkeys can be loud and noisy.

This playful pangolin (or scaly anteater) is getting wet in a puddle in a zoo. Pangolins are exotic, nocturnal, insect-eating, "armour-plated" mammals that live in Asia and Africa. Order: Pholidota. Family: Manidae.

This furry rabbit's human friend is feeding it an apple. Yum-yum!

Here is a black bear (Ursus americanus) in the woods in a park in the San Francisco Peaks in north central Arizona, U.S.A. Includes original audio.

Crowley, the dog, came out of the house and started walking on the freshly poured concrete. He left his paw prints all over completely spoiling the construction. Crowley was quickly cleaned up and suffered no injuries.

This horse grinned and farted after playing in the water. The horse began splashing their forelegs in the water and immediately looked back at the person next to them to flash a big toothy grin. The horse then farted after playing which made the horse riders laugh a lot.

Sheep (Ovis aries) being sheep, in the countryside. Yeah, those wool sweaters can be itchy! But the sheep can't take them off. Scratch that itch, guys.

These sheep (Ovis aries) are outstanding in their field! They look happy, or at least content, to me

Ju the cockatoo had a unique song in his heart. Adorably, he sang the theme song of a popular Japanese television show.

A colony of bats (order: Chiroptera) is roosting in a tree. Bats hang upside-down by their feet. A few bats are flying. Bats are the only mammals that can truly fly. These bats are not vampires.

This is a close-up view of a male, adult Alpine ibex (Capra ibex). Look at those big horns! Ibexes are wild mountain goats.