Animation Picture Biography
wo-legged pig learns to walk upside downSome might feel visitors flocking to see a two-legged pig is cruel.
But Zhu Jianqiang – Chinese for ‘strong-willed pig’ – proved to be an inspiration.
Born with just two front legs, she had triumphed over adversity, learning to walk upside down.
Get your sleigh deer, you’ve pulled
A clip of a deer ‘stealing’ a man’s wife took YouTube by storm, becoming an instant internet hit.
The randy deer tried to mount the woman, charging across the shot as her husband looked on in disbelief.
Lu Lu the dog with the diva attitude Miniature pinscher Lu Lu proved to be an unlikely doggy diva – insisting on walking on two legs and carrying a handbag.Despite having four fully-functioning limbs, Lu Lu strode through the Chinese city of Zhumadian on her hind legs.Paw outstretched, she strutted across town with a teddy bear bag on her ‘arm.’ Classy.
Newsreader mistakes dead cow for polar bear
Cows and polar bears are pretty easy to tell apart, right?
Well not if were ITV Cornwall newsreader Naomi Lloyd.
She reported live on air that a dead polar bear had washed up on a beach near Bude, but in fact the body was that of a cow, bleached white by the sea water.
A spokesman said: ‘It was a bit embarrassing. When we realised what it was, we pulled the slot straight away.’
Bears ‘guard’ cannabis fields
Police in Canada found themselves dealing with some unlikely criminals, when they discovered a gang of bears guarding a marijuana farm during a raid.
Five police officers had been called to the marijuana plantation to dismantle the farm and arrest two men, but found themselves confronted by 13 black bears.
Fortunately police soon realised that they showed no signs of aggressive behaviour and were in fact tame.
Squirrel does Saturday Night Fever Dance
We’ve seen an array of cute animal pictures at Metro this year, but this was one of our favourites.
Polish wildlife photographer Marek Paluch captured this red squirrel pulling out dance moves that would make even John Travolta himself jealous.
Crime-busting parrot fights off burglars
In an interesting alternative to a burglar alarm, Russian interpreter Gennadi Kurkal was saved from being robbed by his pet parrot’s squawking.
Thieves managed to steal his wallet by reaching through a window, but were stopped in their tracks but Kuzya the parrot when they tried to enter his London home.
The protective bird let out a massive scream, sending the criminals scarpering.
Rabbit whisperer can put bunnies in a trance
One of this year’s strangest animal stories was the tale of Cliff Penrose, who claimed to be Britain’s only rabbit whisperer.
The 60-year-old claimed he was able to hypnotise bunnies by applying pressure and massaging certain parts of the body, including the belly, which relaxed them.
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The anxious bunnies were put into a trance so that they rolled on to their backs with their legs in the air.
Penrose also treated ‘problem’ rabbits with behavioural issues.
Cat with can on its head finds its way to rescue centre
Staff at an animal rescue centre in Fife were amazed when a lost cat managed to find its way there – despite having its head stuck in a food can.
The cat had apparently got stuck after tucking in to a discarded tin of cat food.
The disorientated moggy avoided being hit by passing traffic, miraculously managing to stumble across the Scottish SPCA rescue centre.
Whether its a baby animal learning to walk or a bear taking a drink, animal videos remind us of the many similarities we share with our feathery and furry neighbors. They are cute, funny and always entertaining.
Another perk: these videos tend to be family friendly which means they are safe to watch with the entire family, including the kiddos. So grab your family and check out these funny animal themed clips – and then try to make your own YouTube video with muvee Reveal X.
Elephant Sneeze
A baby elephant is pretty cute, but when one is startled by a sneeze, it’s even more adorable. A classic moment like this is the perfect reason to buy video editing software and share a funny clip with the world. This video already has close to an impressive 13 million views, but it’s so cute, we’re sure it will get many more.Bear Drinking from Pool
What better way to beat the summer’s heat than to sneak a drink from a nearby pool. This adorable bear doesn’t stop with a sip of water though, it also takes a toy out of the poolSneaky Raccoon
I guess this sneaky raccoon wanted to redecorate. He climbs through the doggy door, grabs the rug and sneaks back out.
Who knows what this little kleptomaniac will take next… maybe he’ll be back for the sofa.Cheeky Chipmunk
This adorable little critter certainly loves his peanuts. The silly chipmunk stuffs his cheeks full of his favorite treat, but fitting in a giant peanut isn’t always as easy as it seems.
Pug in the Mirror
Seeing yourself in the mirror for the first time can be pretty confusing, as shown by this feisty little pug. You’ll certainly laugh as you watch this adorable little puppy jump and growl and chase himself in the mirror.
Aren’t these animals hilarious? You’ve enjoyed the clips; now make some of your own. It’s easy to make a YouTube video with muvee RevealX.
Are you happy to steal time to see animals funny video on YouTube when she was bored working? This fun hobby seems to have its benefits.
Researchers from Japan, Hiroshi Nittono, recently announced the results of their study with a team of researchers from Hiroshima University. Nittono and his team found that viewing videos or pictures of cute animals, a case of cats, dogs, rabbits, and others, can improve mood and increase productivity.
Huffington Post, Monday (1/10) launch, growing concentration in thinking after seeing the pictures funny. This condition is the result of the interpretation of the concentration of the brain that is triggered by the emotional and systematic processes in the brain.
The reaction is almost the same as when adults see infants or children are cute. In behavior, often without conscious adults should slow down the pace and reduce the volume when talking with a pet. This is what makes a person become more gentle and more concentrated after seeing the animals are adorable.
The results were published in the journal PlusOne titled "The Power of Kawaii: Cute Viewing Images Promotes a Careful Behavior and attentional Narrows Focus". "Kawaii" is derived from the Japanese word meaning cute, like the impression that emerged from cute cats are widely spread in the YouTube video.
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