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Every baby wants to explore the moment they can walk on their own. Human babies have it somewhat easier, because they take a little longer to start walking before they start exploring, but for animal babies, they are on their feet just a short while after they are born, so exploration comes as second nature to their young selves. Unfortunately for animal moms, they don't have those ridiculous looking but ever still so popular baby leashes that humans use to keep tracks of their babies. That is how this baby wildebeest got lost in the first place. A couple driving around the savanna in South Africa got to save the poor baby and bring it back to it's mama, but not before the calf imprinted on their car, thinking it was it's mother! Luckily, they got it all on video. Whether it actually thought that the car was it's parent or it was just hoping that it might help it find her, we can never know. What we do know, however, is that the two cars drove slowly for 7 kilometers so that they might actually find the female that lost her calf and reunite them. The couple drove on in desperation, thinking they might never find her, when she suddenly appears and the calf shoots towards her. All is well that ends well. Via Latest Sightings (www.latestsightings.com)

It's called the Rose of Bethlehem, and when you see if for yourself, you won't be able to look away.

His name is Watson, and he's hilarious.

This is why you never feed the birds.

Earlier this year Army Specialist Henry Alvarado was notified that he was being re-stationed in Alaska. As he was preparing his move from Los Angeles, his dog Dukey was struck by a car. When Henry couldn't afford the surgery to fix Dukey's leg he had no choice but to leave him behind. That is until the Rescue from the Hart Foundation stepped in...

One of the most important lessons a parent can teach their child is that all life is important, whether it's a cat, dog or an unlucky turtle. When a family was walking around a turtle pond, the kids noticed that one of the turtles got stuck in a storm drain. So, they came back with a net and some determination and after a few attempts, managed to get the turtle out and pointed him back to his pond to be reunited with his family and other turtle buddies. When the turtle saw the pond, he dove right in!

When rescuers got to a two-year-old pit bull named Cruz, he was living on the streets sick, filthy, and infested with ticks. He was scared and resisted his rescuers' efforts so vigorously that they had to use a choke stick to bring him in. They labelled him as aggressive, which meant he would probably never find a new, loving home. But one of the shelter employees, a woman named Maria Sanchez, just didn't believe it.

You won't believe what these dogs can do! Watch rescued dogs Pako and Chuck Taylor help world famous GERONIMO pull off her signature trick.