Awesome Animals

They may look like a couple of apples to us – delicious apples even – but to this little kitty they may as well be ticking time bombs. Hilarious use of music by YouTuber ignoramusky.

Ferris the corgi helps his sister Dot Matrix escape from her cage. We love how they look around to see if anyone’s watching. Watch out for Ferris’ suave exit once he gets the cage open.

Guess who wins? We’re surprised the idiot in this video didn’t end up with his eyeballs pecked out by the victim of his provocation. The moral of this story: Never ruffle a turkey’s feathers.

This is Max the cat. And with him is Alex, his…pet? Max isn’t actually from Russia, but he embodies the concept of the meme. We wonder if he also feeds Alex and takes him for walks.

If you thought koalas were evil, wait until you see how geese slug it out. There’s a good message to this vid though: If you’re not proud and fly away, you live to fight another…oh. Nvmz.

This Lamborghini LP640-4 SV was “only” doing about 100MPH, but that didn’t stop this ballsy squirrel from darting out in front and making it across the road. His tail, not so much.

Ever had a friend who doesn’t walk it like he talks it? See if you can relate in this latest installment of Robert and Sheepy, where Sheepy has the perfect opportunity to put Darryn the bull in his place.

Another work week’s over. While some people just have to get down on Friday, we know many of simply want to lie down and pass out, just like Maru here after a day spent playing.

After watching this ten second clip of this sleepy feline, we can’t help but wonder if anyone else besides us out there is envious of how easy this furry guy makes it seem to fall asleep?

The guy who uploaded this clip claims a seagull stole his GoPro camera while visiting France, and he had to climb a castle wall to get it back. Real or fake, the flying effect looks pretty convincing to us.

Up until this moment, we thought our cat was the only one who acted like a dog. The feline here takes it to the next level – and transitions back in a smooth, stealthy kind of way. (Thanks Chris!)

We’ll go out on a limb and guess that Zola the gorilla just wants to get his feet clean, but it sure looks like he’s got some wicked dance moves too. No popping or locking though. Yet.

BBC Earth outs its latest gadget for capturing wildlife, a robot camera that camouflages itself into its surroundings using the oldest trick in the book – mirrors. Its first subjects don’t seem to mind at all.

We all know how much Maru loves his boxes, but after several clown-like failures, this time he succeeds in cramming his rotund body in a cardboard box that’s clearly too small for him.

Actually, we’re not sure what Latin dance that is, but El Willy the chihuahua doesn’t seem to know that he’s supposed to walk on all fours nor that Flamenco originated in Spain, not Mexico.

The difference between a cute video and a gruesome one? A thick sheet of glass. Angie the lionness’ repeated attempts to put little Trent’s head inside hers is fortunately foiled by the barrier.