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Noticed a monarch caterpillar starting the metamorphosis process so we put a camera in it to watch it hatch. Unfortunately for Edward (yes we named it) a naughty chipmunk had other plans.

When your ball gets stuck and trying to get it free feels like the last two years.

Jack Russell loves balls and snow. Put them together and he can entertain himself for hours.

Whether it's a real cat or a snow one, this pup doesn't care! Just watch!

Jack Russell Terrier is ready for the national hockey league playoffs.

Out of 5 pigs only one has withstood this jack rus and still squeaks. Will he be able to pick which one?

This clever dog uses his nose to throw the beach ball back to its owner. How fun!

A Jack Russell Terrier has learned what happens when a champagne bottle is opened. He gets very excited for the big pop so that he can run and claim the cork. It all started when he was 10 weeks old on vacation visiting a winery when he found a champagne cork in the grass. Since then he loves shredding all champagne corks!

Jack Russell impatient for balloon to float down takes matters into his own paws and mouth.

This Jack Russell has springs for legs and isn't afraid of propelling himself even higher to catch his stick. Nice work!

A Jack Russell puppy tries to get a Maine Coon cat to chase him and play, but the cat is less than thrilled and lays the smack down!

When springs in place of feet aren’t enough, use a branch for even more leverage.

It is winter again and everything is white. It is that time of the year when the white stuff covers the earth and it rests upon the ground as if it were a feather cushion, soft and fluffy. Snow covers everything in pristine white. So let the snow craze begin. Children are not the only ones that look forward to the snow; <a href="https://rumble.com/v4fser-snow-dog-playing-in-snow.html" target="_blank">dogs</a> do too. Take this doggy for example. The Jack Russell Terrier looks like a big dog in a tiny package that is totally focused on his game, completely immersed in the snow without paying attention to anything else. What he only needs is his colorful ball, the perfect antidote against the snow with its turquoise blue color. He is so focused on his game, that he ignores everything else. It looks like he can play with the ball all day long without feeling the cold, wet snow under his paws. And when you are focused on something that has fully ensnared your attention, time is a relative construction and the icy weather is just a walk in the park. As the video shows, this dog is an exceptional athlete because rolling a ball in one spot for such a long time must surely demand a lot of energy. He can’t be simply fooled into letting go of his <a href="https://rumble.com/v40ntz-truffle-the-dog-really-enjoyed-his-first-time-playing-in-snow.html" target="_blank">enjoyment</a> since he is highly-spirited, fearless and sassy. Being quite active, agile and competitive, this winter ball game is a perfect mental stimulation for his bright brain.