very funny animal video, please don't laugh 🤣🤣

Sure, here's a short and funny script involving animals:

Title: "Animal Antics"

Characters:
1. Leo - The witty lion
2. Chloe - The curious giraffe
3. Oscar - The forgetful ostrich
4. Benny - The clumsy monkey

(Scene: The animals are gathered around a waterhole, chatting and joking.)

Leo: (confidently) Hey everyone, gather 'round! I've got a joke for you. Why did the elephant bring a suitcase to the waterhole?

Chloe: (curious) I don't know, Leo. Why did the elephant bring a suitcase?

Leo: (with a grin) Because he wanted to pack his trunk!

(All the animals burst into laughter.)

Oscar: (looking puzzled) Haha, that's a good one, Leo! By the way, has anyone seen my glasses?

Benny: (laughs) Oscar, you're wearing them on your head!

Oscar: (blushing) Oh, right. Silly me!

Chloe: (giggling) You know, I heard a funny rumor about a dancing flamingo in the savanna. They say he can do the tango!

Leo: (amused) A dancing flamingo? I have to see that!

Benny: (enthusiastic) Count me in! I love a good dance-off!

(Scene transition: The animals head to the savanna to find the dancing flamingo.)

(They arrive at the savanna and see the graceful flamingo moving to some imaginary music.)

Chloe: (whispering) Wow, look at him go!

Leo: (whispering back) I never knew flamingos had such smooth moves.

Oscar: (amazed) This is incredible! I have to remember to tell everyone about this.

Benny: (tries to imitate the flamingo's moves but ends up tripping over his own feet) Oops! Maybe dancing isn't my strong suit.

(All the animals burst into laughter again, including the flamingo, who joins in with some graceful twirls.)

Leo: (smiling) Well, Benny, maybe you should stick to your acrobatic tree swinging!

Benny: (nodding) Yeah, you're right. I'll leave the dancing to the experts.

Chloe: (still giggling) Speaking of acrobatics, Leo, remember the time you tried to jump over the river and didn't quite make it?

Leo: (laughing) Oh, how could I forget? Let's just say it didn't end well for me or the fish.

Oscar: (teasingly