10 FUNNIEST Animal Auditions EVER

Animals are known for their cute and funny antics, and they often bring a lot of laughter to talent show auditions. Here are 10 of the funniest animal auditions ever seen on "Got Talent" shows:Show more

The dancing dogs: The Olate Dogs, a father-son duo from America's Got Talent, impressed the judges with their adorable dance routine, complete with synchronized spins and jumps.

The singing parrot: A parrot named Einstein wowed the judges on "Britain's Got Talent" with his ability to sing a tune. He even bopped his head to the beat, much to the delight of the audience.

The piano-playing cat: Nora the cat from "America's Got Talent" showed off her musical skills by playing the piano with her paws. She even had a little hat and bow tie to complete her ensemble.

The acrobatic pigs: A group of acrobatic pigs named "Piggy Stardust and the Pigs from Mars" impressed the judges on "Britain's Got Talent" with their agility and coordination.

The breakdancing gorilla: A man in a gorilla suit named "Bonetics" stunned the judges on "Britain's Got Talent" with his incredible breakdancing skills. The judges were left speechless!

The singing goat: A goat named "Choir" appeared on "America's Got Talent" and serenaded the judges with his rendition of "Lean on Me."

The skateboarding bulldog: A bulldog named Tillman wowed the judges on "America's Got Talent" with his skateboarding skills. He even managed to jump over a hurdle while riding his skateboard.

The dog ventriloquist: A dog named Petunia teamed up with her owner to become a ventriloquist act on "America's Got Talent." The judges were left in stitches as they watched the dog "speak" through a puppet.

The breakdancing sea lion: A sea lion named Ronan performed some impressive breakdancing moves on "Britain's Got Talent," much to the delight of the judges and audience.

The singing donkey: A donkey named Nathan took to the stage on "Britain's Got Talent" and belted out a surprisingly good rendition of "The Power of Love" by Jennifer Rush.