Cemetery frequented by kangaroos

The cemetery at Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park in Australia is frequented by kangaroos. The video below shows a few boxing (watch without sound):

Tapir loves his massage

Video of a tapir thoroughly enjoying a massage. Via.

Video of a cat and dolphins playing together

Video of a cat and dolphins playing together. The extended nuzzling starts about a minute in. Via Reddit.

The goose that's in love with a man

According to the video, there's a goose in Echo Park (in Los Angeles) that inexplicably fell in love with an older man who visits the park regularly. Not only does the goose wait for the man to arrive, and follow him around at the park, but it also tries to follow him home each day.



Proof of reincarnation, right?

Slow Loris really likes his tiny umbrella

Video of a slow loris and his security umbrella. Via.

*Previously: Slow loris loves getting tickled.

Here's what happens when you fill an ant colony with concrete

Here's what happens when you fill an ant colony with concrete and then excavate the results. Apparently the segments is from this longer film about ants:



Via.

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Video of a baby sloth

Watch as a baby sloth yawns, sticks out its tongue, and gets petted by it's mother's frightening claws. Via these sites.

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I had no idea that frogs could be so terrifying

Giant bullfrogs are frightening:

The giant bullfrog is like Kermit on steroids. When it lunges — and South African frog expert Vincent Carruthers has seen it attack horses — it's a fearsome sight, squinting and baring the two fang-like front teeth in its gaping, shovel-like jaw.

Right now one giant bullfrog, slightly smaller than a dinner plate, is busily trying to mate with a female perhaps a tenth his size. But before the deed can be consummated, another male swaggers up and launches himself in toothy-jawed attack.

Orange limbs fly and bullfrog No. 1 almost loses his lady, but manages to clamber back on. Again his rival attacks. And again. And again.

If you want to spice up your nightmares, here's videos of frogs eating mice:




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I had no idea that frogs could be so terrifying

Giant bullfrogs are frightening:

The giant bullfrog is like Kermit on steroids. When it lunges — and South African frog expert Vincent Carruthers has seen it attack horses — it's a fearsome sight, squinting and baring the two fang-like front teeth in its gaping, shovel-like jaw.

Right now one giant bullfrog, slightly smaller than a dinner plate, is busily trying to mate with a female perhaps a tenth his size. But before the deed can be consummated, another male swaggers up and launches himself in toothy-jawed attack.

Orange limbs fly and bullfrog No. 1 almost loses his lady, but manages to clamber back on. Again his rival attacks. And again. And again.

If you want to spice up your nightmares, here's videos of frogs eating mice:




*Buy B.P.R.D. Volume 12: War on Frogs at Amazon.

Video of Red Pandas

Red Pandas being adorable. Via these sites.

*Buy plush red pandas at Amazon.

Video of Red Pandas

Red Pandas being adorable. Via these sites.

*Buy plush red pandas at Amazon.

Parrot singing Let the Body Hit the Floor

Video of a parrot singing Drowning Pool's Let the Body Hit the floor. (Not just the chorus, the verses, too.)

Parrot singing Let the Body Hit the Floor

Video of a parrot singing Drowning Pool's Let the Body Hit the floor. (Not just the chorus, the verses, too.)

Watch a manta ray steal a $5,000 camera rig

23 seconds in, a manta ray uses it's mouth to snatch away a $5,000 camera rig. Via.

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