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Kittens take turns checking out camera.

Nature is awesome, isn't it? You never know what you are going to stumble upon when you are inside of it. The amazing thing is how there is different things all over the planet. You can see a Blue Whale in ocean, a Rattlesnake in the dessert, a Deer in the forest, the possibilities are endless. That is what makes our planet so special. The insane thing is that there are still a bunch of things that we don't know about nature on Earth, and we probably won't ever find out about some of those things. Here we have a one of natures beautiful transformations taking place. Watch as this monarch caterpillar prepares to become a butterfly by changing into a chrysalis. How cool is that? As this caterpillar begins the first stage of metamorphosis, it becomes one step closer to spreading its wings as a beautiful butterfly. How awesome is that? Something about the whole process is so interesting. Did you find this cool or disgusting? Let us know in the comment section. Be sure to visit https://rumble.com/ for more awesome videos! Check out this awesome transformation!

If you were ever fortunate to witness the friendship between two animals of different species, you should consider yourself lucky. Those relationships prove that anything is possible if you are taught that there are no differences among us. You've seen dogs living peacefully with cats, cats with birds, even more unusual combinations, like puppies and emus. We know that you might not find this video anything out of the ordinary, but it is still very adorable to see. Check out this mini Aussie-doodle puppy have her fun with a very patient kitty. The cat is quite older than the doggy, yet the pup is the same size as the feline. So she patiently engages him in his favorite activity, even encourages the puppy to chase her. Even the kids behind the camera route for them to play. If you too want to bring two different animals together, the best way to do this is to pair them at a very young age. Just like human babies, this is when they develop their cognitive skills as well as their communication skills, so when they learn that this other animal is a friend, they will accept it as such. No more clichés!