You don’t often see these two opponents clash but elephant vs goose battle is definitely something worth seeing. You would think that with its size and strength it’s the elephant who has the advantage, but don’t underestimate the power of a stubborn and persistent Canada Goose. This video will have you in stitches!
The goose threw the first “punch” when it decided to climb on the elephant and have a free ride, but the big mammal was definitely not okay with that. Now, if it was a non-flying animal, this big boy would know what to do, but with the flapping of the wings and the annoying persistence of the bird it wasn’t as easy as it first seemed. You won’t believe how many times the elephant tried to chase the bird away, but nothing helped.
Many people have commented that geese just seem to be the “jerks” of the animal world.
Levi the horse is the one of the most enormous horses I have seen in my life. Not only is this horse gigantic, but he is also a real sweetheart. In this video, he meets Tom Dunn for the first time. When Tom started scratching his neck, he became instant friends with the adorable animal. Tom is the brother-in-law of the horse’s owner Janelle, and for height reference, he is 6 foot 2 inches tall. Levi is huge!
You are going be in hysterics when you see how Levi reacts when his new friend gives him a few scratches. And every time Tom tires to walk away, Levi drags him right back to him with his long neck. Horses like many other animals aren’t equipped to scratch every spot on their body, so when Tom came and helped him out with his itch, Levi’s response is priceless!
Watch this cute moment in the video below! Isn’t that horses the sweetest? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
When you work in the television industry you have to be prepared for just about anything. Things can get really crazy when animals get involved whenever a camera is rolling. But, you cannot help but laugh when something like this happens on a job. It’s really hard to stay composed when you get distracted behind the scenes.
Cameraman Greg Harriott was put to the test in the most hilarious way when he was filming an interview with a horse breeder at his ranch in Santiago, Chile. He tried his best to stay steady with the camera but this horse just wouldn’t let him. The horse started licking Harriott!! Watch this totally hilarious video.
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This video features a little baby cow who is having an identity crisis. His name is Goliath. He thinks he is one of the dogs and acts like one. But you won’t believe what he finally did when his parents were out of the house. Adorable!
Goliath, this baby cow in this video is a rescue. Some kind people rescued him and brought him home. As soon as Goliath came home, his new family’s Great Danes, Leonidas started nursing him. Because of this, Goliath began to think that he is one of the dogs. According to his pet parents, Goliath sometimes sneaks into the house and sleeps in the sofa. Silly cow. So much love to give!
Oddly enough, Goliath also likes “dog food” — but don’t worry, it’s cattle feed that Goliath’s human dad put into an old dog bag so Goliath won’t feel left out at dinner time.
Watch this video below. What did you think about Goliath? Share your thoughts in the comments section below! We’d love to hear from you!
In this sweet video we meet a sweet fawn named Rudie. At only two days old she was sadly orphaned and taken to a local vet. She was found with her front limb partially severed which needed immediate attention if she was to survive.While in the clinic, the injured Rudie was fortunate enough to come across someone very special. One of the nursed bonded with her instantly, she helped get Rudie through the very worst times.
Being an animal enthusiast, the nurse already has many rescue animals in her home including puppies, cats, horses and full-grown dogs. When Rudie was first introduced to the animals at her new home she was she was welcomed with open arms by a caring puppy.The puppy was there for her and they instantly became inseparable and over time this bond continued to grow. Helping the fawn find her feet and begin to enjoy life again.
Go to a zoo or an animal sanctuary and you might get a chance to get up close to some really cool creatures. Especially if you’re in a petting zoo. But getting the chance to pet a goat pales in comparison to what this lucky volunteer got to do at La Senda Verde, an animal sanctuary in Bolivia: Hug a spider monkey.
No, that’s not some euphemism for some kind of dirty act. She was at the sanctuary and the spider monkey was in some need of some tender care. The volunteer sat down and the monkey climbed on her lap and wrapped his long arms around her neck and nuzzled with her. It’s such a sweet scene. She’s rocking back and forth like she’s holding a little boy. The spider monkey’s a little larger than that, but not by too much.
I always love seeing people interacting with exotic animals. How many of us get to hang with a spider monkey? I’d love to jump on the next plane to Bolivia for a chance to do that. It’s just a chance to form a really unique bond. If it sounds like I’m jealous of this volunteer… yes, yes I am quite jealous. Someone get me a ticket to Bolivia, please. I can fit rather comfortably in a suitcase. Just be careful to leave some airholes for me…
What’s cool about it is that the spider monkey is displaying human behavior. Something was making it feel down and this woman was able to try to make it feel better. Such a tender scene. Though she had to be careful, in a way.
As small as that monkey was, it’s still very strong. If you watch the video, the monkey seems to know its own strength and dials it back while hugging her. If it really hugged her tightly, you’d see her turn several shades of purple.
This video really made me want to go hug something. Only my cat was awake. That had to do. What did you think of the video? Leave a comment below!Share this adorable video with your friends and family on Facebook because it will give them a great big smile… or two… or three! It will make them happy and you, too!
Elephants are some of the most beautifully mesmerizing and intelligent creatures on the planet. While all animals have their own special characteristics that bring us to cherish them individually, there’s just something about elephants that stand out.
These brilliant animals are able to connect with us in truly special ways, and it’s important to try and preserve their sanctuaries as best we can, providing them with the best care possible and keeping their habitats in good shape.
In Chiang Mai, Thailand, workers at the Elephant Nature Park do their part to ensure that their animals are taken care of properly and that they preserve the habitat for them.
With an immense amount of care towards their animals, it became strange when it was discovered that a video of a woman swatting the elephants was going around. While Lek seems like your average worker, she has a magic touch that brings about a truly sensational reaction from the elephants.
It’s quite alarming at first, as you watch Lek swat the gigantic animals’ stomachs for seemingly no reason. While they don’t seem to be any pain, it’s hard to tell why this elephant keeper is performing such an act.
inally, though, the action’s purpose becomes clear. The elephants grow sleepy, presumably soothed by Lek’s gentle swatting, and start to lie down. The creatures actually understand that her tapping means it’s time for them to take a rest!
Once they’re on the ground, Lek takes it to the next level by singing these magnificent creatures to sleep. Her calming voice allows the animals to drift off peacefully, following a routine that she developed with the very same elephants years ago when she first started taking care of them.
You have to watch this beautiful process unfold! Check out the video and share with your friends. Then, leave your thoughts down below! Did YOU like this video? Tell us!! We want to hear from YOU. Share your thoughts and see what others have to say, too.
According to the Nature Conservancy, sharks are the biggest species of fish in existence. The video below features a jaw-dropping encounter with a gentle whale shark and it is going to shock you for sure!
The divers in the clip were deep under water when one of them was approached by the massive creature. The man thought the shark would just pass him like they normally do. But the shark tugged on his hand instead. The diver was confused and his team was concerned for him. But then the shark let go of his hand and moved passed him. The man then noticed what the shark had been trying to tell him. The poor thing was entrapped in a huge commercial fishing rope which was cutting into its fins. So the man immediately got to work. He took out his knife and started cutting the rope. The shark was rescued in less than a minute, but it was quite clear that the rope had been stuck to its body for quite a long time.
A whale shark is gigantic and can be pretty intimidating, but it does not attack human beings unless it is aggravated or its children are harmed. Wait till you see how beautiful this rescue is!
It’s not every day that street dogs in Mexico are shown compassion, but after one dog was given some much needed TLC, he decided he had enough of life as a stray and decided to get himself rescued! Compassion Without Borders filmed a video of a dog trying to get into the sliding doors of their clinic and described the dog’s heartwarming story on Facebook:
“Sometimes you get to rescue yourself.
This sweet boy was brought in as a “neighborhood” dog to be neutered at our clinic in Mexico a few days ago by a nice woman who was bringing in her own dog. He did well, recovered, and went back to the area with the woman.
Then, the day after he left, who showed up all by himself at the door of or clinic other than this handsome fellow. He just strolled up on his own, asking to be let in, and now refuses to leave.
We double checked with the woman who brought him in to confirms he belongs to no one, just roams the colony, which is very common in the area. She let us know he has nowhere to call home and has been around for many months.
So, looks like we have another clever Meximutt to head north for our next rescue.”
Compassion Without Borders says that he will be adopted out in northern California. Getting a forever home will be a much deserved (and much needed) reward for such a smart dog!
As soon as Patrick Pittenger and Jennifer Velasquez saw a dog on Google Street View they knew she needed help so they contacted Hope For Paws. They told Eldad Hagar that he could look at the dog by simply using the google maps technology and, sure enough, there was Sonya.
After some sleuthing, Eldad discovered that Sonya had been living on the streets for 10 years! Living homeless for that long had taken its toll on poor Sonya but by the video’s end it sure looks like Sonya was ready for the comforts of home! Fortunately, she was fostered and later adopted by Pittenger’s mom and is loving her new life!
I’m simply blown away on how Sonya was located and it’s so wonderful what everyone did to get her help!
Sailors yachting off the coast of Italy made a startling discovery when they spotted a puppy all alone in the middle of the ocean, a mile from shore!
The little yellow puppy spotted them too and began paddling towards them, struggling to stay afloat.
The members of the sailing club, RYCC Savoia had no idea how the puppy became lost at sea, but they knew she would drown without their help. The dog was visibly exhausted and her legs were sluggish.
In the dramatic video below, the crew manage to manoeuvre the boat close enough to the puppy so that one of them manages to pull her out of the frigid waters.
“She was visibly shaken, her legs almost paralyzed by the cold. She trembled and wept,” the club’s directro Massimiliano Cappa told La Repubblica. “She must have swum for hours ”
The sailors quickly began to dry her off and hold her close to their bodies to warm her up. They called for a rescue boat to come and bring her back to shore.
Everyone was still puzzled about how the puppy became lost at sea but they later discovered that in the morning a dog named Noodle had reportedly fallen overboard during a ferry ride from Naples to the island of Ischia.
Noodle’s owner, Mario Di Meglio, says he was bringing his new puppy home when she slipped out of her leash and fell overboard. When he alerted the ferry’s crew, he said that the crew refused to stop telling him that his puppy had already likely drowned. The ferry company has apologized and has launched an internal investigation into the incident.
Luckily for Mario and for Noodle the sailors found her around 30 minutes later. The puppy is doing well after her frightening experience and has been reunited with Mario.
Talk about being in the right place at the right time! Share what these sailors did with your family and friends!
A woman enjoying a river float in a canoe got a surprise she’ll remember thanks to a prankster known as “Krazy Kurt”. The fun begins while the woman, her husband and some friends were enjoying a canoe trip on the Mohican River in Loudonville, Ohio, USA.
Unbeknownst to the couple, the waters are inhabited by a “swamp monster/sasquatch”. The person who shared the video says that, “Capturing this amazing creature in the act is not an easy feat but most definitely the best part.”
The river creature is actually Krazy Kurt who dons a ghillie suit and hides out in the water to surprise unsuspecting passersby. He really blends in to the river as you’ll see in the video below. And wouldn’t you know, as the couple in the canoe float by the woman in the canoe has her eyes trained on her mobile phone and not on the river…
The person who shared the video says of the woman’s hilarious response: “[T]his was absolutely the most graceful of all the reactions, minus the poor husband who didn’t get a fist bump at the end. We can attribute that to the suit obstructing the view OR possibly a girl upside down, you decide.”
It’s done completely for laughs and everyone was a great sport. They add, “It’s quite the scare to begin with, but in the end, it most certainly is the talk of the whole trip.”
There’s been an unusual heat wave in Alaska for the past week and both humans and animals are doing their best to stay cool. But Candice Helm and her family decided to go an extra step to help out one distressed moose family wandering through their neighborhood.
The mother moose and her twin calves were outside her sister’s home and looked really hot so Candice’s husband turned on the lawn sprinklers.
“We thought they seemed hot and thirsty so my husband, Will Helm, decided to turn on the sprinklers!” Candice wrote on Facebook. “A bit later they were having the time of their lives! We, and all the neighbors, just loved watching them!”
The moose were more than a little happy, I’d say! Watch them in the video below splashing and jumping through the sprinklers just like people do!
It looks like the Helm family’s kindness was rewarded with a sight of a lifetime!
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Meet Storm, the doggie who didn’t hesitate a second when he saw an unidentified animal drowning in the water and came to the rescue. As the dog approached the helpless creature, it turned out to be an injured baby deer.
The whole incident happened when Storm’s owner, Mike Freeley, was taking a walk with his canines. As soon as Storm got into action, his human started filming the whole scene. We see the dog gently dragging the deer in his mouth, just how he would do with a puppy.
Even on the shore, the pooch stayed by her side and licked her to keep the poor thing safe and warm. The dog and his owner were there until the representatives from Strong Island Animal Rescue arrived.
The rescuers from the shelter also had trouble with the disoriented deer when she jumped into the water and started drowning again. This time, a volunteer named Frankie Floridia went to save her.
Most importantly, the baby deer is being treated and is expected to make a full recovery, all thanks to the rescuers, and one very brave dog.
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A man going for a dive in South Africa just had the shock of his life.
It was a brilliant and gorgeous February day, and Rainer Schimpf, who has been conducting diving adventures with AB Marine Dolphin and Whale Watching for almost 15 years, was out in the water with a documentary film group when everything went dark.
” It started to become dark, and I felt some stress on my hip,” Schimpf explained. “As soon as I felt the stress, I recognized a whale had gotten me.”
The whale was a Bryde’s whale, which may expand to be 55 feet long and 90,000 pounds in size.
” There’s no time for fear in that situation,” Schimpf added. He managed to keep in mind that whales like these are gentle giants, and that the whale whose jaws he was now in intended him no harm.
At the same time, Schimpf was not able to intervene. ” The whale [was] much larger than Rainer, and he recognized that resistance would be pointless,” Alan Straton, an AB Marine spokeswoman.
Schimpf only had to wait on the whale to realize he had not been such a big fish besides and allow him go.
” He made sure he had enough oxygen and relaxed, knowing that because the whale’s neck was also tiny to absorb him, it would eventually eject him,” Straton described.
Schimpf’s crew handled to take a couple of pictures of him when he was secured the whale’s teeth before releasing him seconds later.
” The next thing I knew … I was rinsed out of the mouth,” Schimpf explained. “It provides me a connection to the whale that I don’t think anybody else has … I make sure the whale was surprised as well.”
The documentary group was out to see the fantastic “sardine run,” a amazing migration of fish and other sea life off the coast of South Africa– and with this epic whale encounter, they recorded more great film than they could have imagined.
” These smart ocean beasts bear humanity no harm,” Straton stated. “This is simply more incentive to preserve and nurture them, as well as all sea animals.”
