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The corpse flower is one of the most endangered flowers in the world. Not knowing what this flower was, and not able to handle the stench coming from it any longer, this guy chopped them down and buried them. Luckily he took a photo, and after some research he found out that the last time the corpse flower bloomed in New Zealand THOUSANDS of people gathered to see it. He destroyed and buried 12 of the world's rarest flower and it only flowers every 10 years!!!

Pekin Ducklings go nuts over the DUCKWEED man. This really is how to make your Ducklings so happy

Labour has been picked as the New New Zealand Govt. Here is video live outside parliament in Wellington moments after it became public

This is my funny cat biting her own toenails

As I was driving home a baby walked onto the road. I pulled over to jump out and save it but the car behind me tried to overtake so I swerved nearly hitting the car that is what the beep was. Video filmed in Highbury, New Zealand

This is two people being rescued in high winds by helicopter from the Manawatu Gorge in New Zealand after their truck went off the edge into the river. Two police officers jumped into the freezing cold water to save them and have been described as "heroes" after they spent an hour submerged in the Manawatu River keeping the head of a truck driver above water. Both people in the truck were taken to the hospital and did not have serious injuries. Three of their rescuers were also taken to the hospital but were not admitted. Outstanding joint effort from all the emergency services involved.

Moses Concas won Italia's Got Talent 2016 with his amazing Harmonica skills. https://www.facebook.com/moses.concas/

This Cockatiel loves getting a head scratch. This cute bird was at the park in New Zealand

This amazing violinist busking is https://www.facebook.com/olgashowofficial

It may seem like a fight but this is normal behavior for the extremely rare white Kiwi. These flightless birds are only found on small islands, special trapped areas, and in captivity. Introduced predators have wiped them out on the mainland. This white Kiwi Manakura is actually a Brown Spotted Kiwi Bird.

This is a British guy on holiday in New Zealand at a massive rope swing. Such a hilarious epic reaction when this guy gets dropped from a great height.

Having a drone must be very awesome. Whether you are a professional at video recording or just an enthusiast, being able to record images and video footage with a drone is truly marvelous. Think about all the possibilities! Inaccessible terrain, timid wildlife, ferocious beasts, they can all be caught on video with the help of a drone! The owner of this drone caught this awesome moment on camera when his low-flying drone captures the attention of a seal pup. How cool is that? Seal pups are well known for their curious and playful nature, so wildlife enthusiasts are careful not to cause them any harm while observing these adorable animals.

While driving down a country road I came to a gate where a madman jumped out and smashed my window.

This video shows you an easy way to get your fishing line out with any old drone, a coat hanger, and some duct tape. The end result is so awesome!

Check out this crazy footage of a school bus in New Zealand being blown off the road! Luckily no one was injured!

New Zealand Police have released amazing footage of bikes being stolen caught on camera. They are hoping that more people will use D style locks.

A funeral service for Mr. James Crosswell was held at the Palmerston North Boys’ High School in New Zealand. This powerful haka shows just how much he will be missed by the boys.

While one news agency was doing a live feed, a lone cormorant is caught on camera catching massive eels, but he bit off more than he could chew as they all ended up getting away. This was filmed during cyclone Debbie smashing New Zealand causing widespread flooding.

While calibrating his drone over the brush of New Zealand, someone with very impressive accuracy manages to shoot it down using a high powered rifle. Crazy!

Red deer are extraordinary creatures, found on almost every continent on the planet. They are know as timid animals and usually run away at the sight of predators or humans, making them almost impossible to film while interacting. But what if you had a camera drone? One person in New Zealand had an extraordinary chance to record on video small herd of grazing red deer, led by a massive stag. The does all scatter at the sight of the buzzing drone approaching, but the stag held his ground. Watch as he comes closer to the drone, sniffing it and watching closely at the unusual object in front of him. A truly one-of-a-kind experience in the New Zealand wild! Investing into a camera drone seems to be a very good idea indeed. If you set it up properly, use the right equipment and treat it right, your camera drone will be able to show you the world from a whole new perspective. Inaccessible terrain, timid wildlife, ferocious beasts, they can all be caught on video with the help of a drone! Just check out how this person managed to get <a href="https://rumble.com/v39y1f-seal-pup-loves-to-play-with-drone.html" target="_blank">close enough to a seal pup</a>, who was curious enough to check out the buzzing drone! Be sure to share this awesome footage with all your wildlife-loving friends.

This house was filmed in New Zealand mostly surrounded by water. Drone footage of a house being swallowed by the sea.

These people were caught out robbing the thrift store. So many people go to the store when it is closed on Sundays and rob it. Caught on camera.

This sheep gives a funny epic reaction when I yell it it sunbathing in a concrete box.

For all the sailing enthusiasts out there, this video is a stern reminder for what happens when a small fishing boat attempts to get past some surging waves. The boat, luckily for the tiny crew of one, is safely close to the shore. Nevertheless, high waves are forming in the distance and steadily traveling to the shore. The sky is slowly turning murky and all signs visible indicate that a storm is inevitably approaching. The fishing boat attempts to take over the first wave, in which it succeeds to a degree, but the second, coming with an immense speed and force, slaps it so hard that the tiny little boat gets catapulted straight to the beach. Imagine yourself sitting on that beach, enjoying the weather changes, feeling the breeze tangle your hair and gazing dreamily towards the horizon. You would never have guessed the strength of the ocean <a href="https://rumble.com/v46d17-waves-slam-mini-cooper-as-storm-eleanor-hits-galway.html" target="_blank">waves</a> only by looking at it from the safe distance, right? Regardless of the sailing and maneuvering skills of the person stirring the small fishing boat, there are moments and forces in nature that should never be underestimated. We seem to be forgetting that, especially when using rudimentary tools or when left to face it alone, nature is still much more grander and more powerful than man. Luckily for everybody in this video, the boat was very near to the shore and no one was hurt or injured, only reminded of the immense strength and unpredictability of nature.

New Zealand's largest online news stuff owned by Fairfax NZ has been caught out calling a beautiful whale that was filmed blowing a rainbow nothing more than "floating sushi" Whale watch Kaikoura were sad to see our largest online news site refer one great reason for tourism as nothing more than food. Whales are not eaten in New Zealand and most of the world frowns about eating them. They changed the story after we complained to as many Whale places we could find. The story now reads: "They're majestic mammals - but are they also magical?" " A whale has shown its enchanting side by appearing to blow an incredible rainbow as it surfaced." Asher Finlayson responsible for video at stuff the head of media at Fairfax New Zealand was unreachable for comment.