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caught two juvenile Black Bear siblings rough-housing early in the morning in the Great Smokey Mountains on Thursday, August 20, 2020. The larger one clearly was schooling the smaller one on who was boss!"

When it comes to baby elephants and mud, you can be sure it will be an entertaining sight, just like this little elephant strangely enjoying rubbing its own face in the mud. During those scorching hot days in the African bush, elephants do love to spend lots of time near water and mud as it helps them to cool down. Enjoying a mud bath after a drink and a splash of water is a common routine for elephants. Over and above cooling down, baby elephants also normally use this time for fun and play. This is where the real entertainment starts. It was during a very hot afternoon on a safari in the Kruger National Park, when we came across a big herd of elephants gathered near a watering hole. Just below the watering hole was a mud wallow. A few elephants were at the mud wallow already and I knew this was where the fun was going to be. While watching the small herd of elephants at the mud wallow, we suddenly noticed one baby elephant on its own, busy entertaining itself in the mud. This baby elephant was not rolling and splashing around in the mud like most others would do. No, this particular baby elephant decided it would be so much fun to take its own face and shove it in the mud. It was hilarious to watch this little elephant, rubbing its face through the mud, up and down. It even looked like the baby elephant got mud into its own mouth at one stage. Once the baby elephant was done with this hilarious looking behaviour, it got up, with its whole trunk and mouth covered in mud, and quickly ran off to its mother. This was such a funny short moment with such incredible creatures going about their business in their natural environment. When it comes to baby elephants and mud, you can be sure it will be an entertaining sight, just like this little elephant strangely enjoying rubbing its own face in the mud. During those scorching hot days in the African bush, elephants do love to spend lots of time near water and mud as it helps them to cool down. Enjoying a mud bath after a drink and a splash of water is a common routine for elephants. Over and above cooling down, baby elephants also normally use this time for fun and play. This is where the real entertainment starts. It was during a very hot afternoon on a safari in the Kruger National Park, when we came across a big herd of elephants gathered near a watering hole. Just below the watering hole was a mud wallow. A few elephants were at the mud wallow already and I knew this was where the fun was going to be. While watching the small herd of elephants at the mud wallow, we suddenly noticed one baby elephant on its own, busy entertaining itself in the mud. This baby elephant was not rolling and splashing around in the mud like most others would do. No, this particular baby elephant decided it would be so much fun to take its own face and shove it in the mud. It was hilarious to watch this little elephant, rubbing its face through the mud, up and down. It even looked like the baby elephant got mud into its own mouth at one stage. Once the baby elephant was done with this hilarious looking behaviour, it got up, with its whole trunk and mouth covered in mud, and quickly ran off to its mother. This was such a funny short moment with such incredible creatures going about their business in their natural environmen

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River is a beautiful dog with an incredible story. Due to medical complications, she needs custom made clothes for extra extra warmth so that she can enjoy what she loves most; a walk in the forest with her forever family. River is living a great life now, but she was literally seconds away from death when she captured the heart of Serena, a veterinary assistant who fell in love with her and rescued her from euthanasia.

caught two juvenile Black Bear siblings rough-housing early in the morning in the Great Smokey Mountains on Thursday, August 20, 2020. The larger one clearly was schooling the smaller one on who was boss!"

These people have to be careful about leaving sweatshirts, pants or PJ's out, otherwise Oscar the wiener dog will crawl inside and make himself comfy. Although he does this often, he doesn't seem to realize he could get stuck. Comfort first, risk later. In this case his owners could have easily helped him out, but the teamwork from his husky big sister is just so heartwarming! Oscar’s owner ZestyMike tells his girlfriend that he turned his back on the dog for a few minutes to go to the restroom and when he came back, the wiener dog had wrapped himself up in his owner’s onesie and made himself comfortable. And who wouldn’t, they are so warm and cosy inside. But onesies are also terribly confusing, so when Oscar’s humans started calling him to come back out, the wiener forgot which way was out and got stuck in the fluffy onesie! Oscar sees the end of the sleeve and light poking through, but what he does not figure out is that the hole in the sleeve is too small for his body. He’s tiny, but not THAT tiny. While he struggles to set free, his big sister Nora the Husky was right there to help him out, but not before making fun of him for being a silly little pup.

Prepare to laugh and be amazed as this is one video that no one should miss! In this video, during a trip to Bali, Vitaly R. decided to go to a zoo. There, he went to the Orangutan habitat not realizing that he would meet a life long friend there. He decided to toss over a treat to his new Orangutan friend only to be surprised by it's response! The Orangutan picks up a treat of it's own and tosses it back to Vitaly! This video really does show how smart Orangutans can really be! This is absolutely amazing! Who knew that apes such as this one could make such good friends? Do we have to mention how smart this Orangutan is? You cannot help but to smile as the ape throws a treat back to it's new friend! Even Vitaly himself seems like he is really surprised by the response! This is one moment that Vitaly will remember for a long time! Aside from the fact that this orangutan is really smart, isn't it also just adorable? It is so cute that you cannot help but to want to take it home with you! Unfortunately you cannot take something like this home with you, but you could always get some adorable animal plush's from Amazon! After all, who doesn't find plush's adorable?! So sit back, prepare to laugh, and enjoy this video!

Hurro? Hurro? Anybody home? Oh, you're in the next room? Hurro?! It sounds like he's very sad but I swear he just loves the sound of his own voice sometimes. Sometimes I'm on the couch watching tv and he's behind the couch hurro-ing and I'm like, dude, I'm right here.

Samson the Newfoundland doesn’t know it yet, but he has a date with a bath today. The first step in the process is trying to get him to fit in back seat of the car. Samson’s head touches the roof and his body takes up most of the three seats. It’s a big job trying to get Samson to the bath, but thankfully he is sweet and eager to try to do his part! Good boy Samson!

Samson the Newfoundland doesn’t know it yet, but he has a date with a bath today. The first step in the process is trying to get him to fit in back seat of the car. Samson’s head touches the roof and his body takes up most of the three seats. It’s a big job trying to get Samson to the bath, but thankfully he is sweet and eager to try to do his part! Good boy Samson!

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— With self-drive safaris now allowed again in Kruger National Park after seven weeks of lockdown in South Africa, I didn’t waste any time and took the opportunity to visit the Park for a day. It did not take too long before I came across a small herd of elephants standing around a mud wallow. It was a hot morning in the African bush and the elephants took the opportunity to cool down, splashing mud all over their bodies. While keeping their bodies cool with the mud, the elephants also get the opportunity later on to clean their rugged skins by scratching of the dry mud, using a tree or rock to scratch against. In the process the elephants get rid of ticks and parasites trapped in the dry caked mud on their bodies. Majority of the herd finished their mud bath and slowly moved on. At the mud wallow remained a male baby elephant and his mother. The mother elephant casually continued splashing herself with mud while her calf was already covered in mud. The calf caught my attention when he stopped splashing mud over himself and started leaning forward slowly. It looked like the baby elephant was attempting to rub his forehead in the mud. That idea did not go so well for the baby elephant. While leaning forward to get his forehead in the mud, the elephant calf suddenly slipped and fell, face first into the mud. Like lightning the baby elephant got back onto his legs, looking a little flustered and embarrassed at the same time. The elephant calf immediately turned around, slowly climbed up the bank and went to hide in the nearby bushes. Again, this behavior gave me the impression that the elephant calf felt a little embarrassed by his face plant into the mud. I felt sorry for the little one but at the same time found the whole incident funny. Immediately I could relate the incident back to the scenario when you fall flat on your face in public, quickly jump with the hope that no one saw you, then slowly making an effort to disappear while acting as if nothing happened. I left the scene with a smile on my face and I was filled with the greatest admiration for how much of the behavior of the baby elephant could be related back to our own human behavior

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