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Animals are so instinctive, they recognise and remember the character of every single human they meet. We will never know 100% what a chimp nor any other animal is thinking but it’s so obvious they remember feeling safe, soothed, loved or affection they received. It’s a huge privilege to watch …

Sheena Melwani, she went a little more outside her lips than she normally do! And in case you were wondering, this was a disaster to take off. The ability to be this honest and comical with your partner even if you think they might not be messing with you, is …

This might be one of the best blind auditions ever, Bogdan has an amazing voice. A lot of people imitate Michael Jackson , but few can really sing the style of MJ songs. Bogdan opening of “Earth Song” made all four tutors turn on the lights, and even tears filled …

Тhe mother and daughter didn’t notice that they were approaching to the part of the coast where there was mud.The daughter’s horse started to sink in the mud, and the mother and the daughter couldn’t do anything. They tried to call for help but nobody was near them. Suddenly a …

Hamlet is definitely the internet’s cutest trouble maker

Adorable video when this golden retriever meets little cute puppies for the first time, and he is very excited about that !!!

The clip comes from RTV Noord in the Netherlands.During the interview we get to see a reporter burst out in giggles when he realizes the farmer he is interviewing laughs exactly like a chicken every time he lets out this hilarious sound the reporter is brought to tears with laughter …

Casey’s reaction to Rebecca returning home after 2 years… which in fairness is 14 years in dog years. Rebecca was living and working in Slovenia, and she didn’t return home to Murrysville, PA last year, because her whole family (except Casey) came to Bled for her wedding.

Two-time GRAMMY® Award winning duo for KING & COUNTRY enraptured the CMA Country Christmas audience with a captivating and powerful performance of “Little Drummer Boy.” With electric guitar, drums and rock instruments, the song is given an energy and excitement you wouldn’t normally associate with the Christmas classic.

Emma Ginder, a third grade teacher in Topeka, wanted “to lighten the mood” during a Zoom class amid what’s been a pretty difficult year — and her prank had students cracking up.