According to the organization, Holly the rabbit spent her entire life in a “tiny cage being tested on.” After being freed by the Beagle Freedom Project team from a testing lab, Holly was brought to their rescue facilities and encouraged to get outside and hop on the grass for the first time.

Initially, Holly was afraid of the outdoors, choosing to stay in her carrier. But after being bribed with a juicy carrot, the bunny finally finds the courage to come out.

The rabbit can later be seen enjoying green pastures, getting snuggles, and overall embracing her newfound freedom.

Holly quickly captured the hearts of social media users, while Beagle Freedom Project received praise for their actions.

“Thank you for saving her, you are doing amazing things,” one TikToker wrote.

“she’s so pretty i’m crying,” another added.

Holly is currently staying at Beagle Freedom Project’s facilities but the organization is working on finding it a new home and a family that will shower it with love.

The post Watch Holly the Rabbit Get Her First Taste of Freedom After Being Rescued From a Lab appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

During the late 1940s, people in Idaho started migrating from cities to more remote areas of the state. However, by doing so, they encountered various problems with beavers that already lived there. Going about their business, beavers caused property damages and floods by cutting down trees and building damns.

Looking to solve the issue, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game decided to relocate beavers, which were crucial for maintaining the state’s wetlands, to another location. Experts picked out a drainage basin in Sawtooth Mountain Range, but there was just a problem: how to get the beavers there.

Transporting beavers by land was proven earlier to be a really bad option. The trip was quite exhausting for the animals, and a lot of them struggled to survive it. This led one Idaho Department of Fish and Game employee to come up with an idea to fly the beavers to the location and parachute them there. And it proved to be a success.

Beavers were placed in wooden crates with a parachute attached to them. Once the box got safely to the ground, it would immediately open thanks to a spring mechanism. A total of 76 beavers parachuted, 75 of whom survived the stunt. One beaver didn’t make it because it forced its way out of the box in mid-air.

Are you curious to see how it looks when beavers parachute? Check out the video below.

The post Have You Ever Seen Beavers Parachute From an Airplane? appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

TikTok user Lauren Dennehy recently came home and found that her living room turned into a mess. A video she posted on social media shows a floor covered in pillow stuffing and a Labrador sitting on a couch and looking all but innocent.

At one point, the camera zooms in on the dog and captures the guiltiest look you will ever see.

“who do we think ripped up the pillow while I was gone?” Dennehy asked in the video, which got 1.6 million views since being posted in March.

Other TikTok users tried to help Dennehy to solve the mystery of the ripped up pillow in the comments section. While they didn’t know who did that, they were certain they know who had nothing to do with it.

“definitely not the fine gentleman sitting there minding his own business,” @franhoneysett wrote.

“I honestly don’t think it was him,” @ac7185 added.

“we may never know and must accept that,” @whoruntheworldpearl pointed out.

The post Dog Has The Guiltiest Look On His Face After Owner Finds Ripped Up Pillow appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Richmond Wildlife Center initially asked its social media followers to help a recently orphaned baby fox and donate “stuffed adult Fox and kit” as well as “Fox head mask.” They explained that they “want the first things she sees to be other foxes” and that this step “is critically important if we are going to get her wild.”

Richmond Wildlife Center received the required items shortly after the plea from generous donors. They immediately put them to use and shared the process with their followers. This included a video of a staffer with a fox mask feeding the orphaned baby fox and the baby fox cuddling up with a stuffed fox. 

“It’s important to make sure that the orphans that are raised in captivity do not become imprinted upon or habituated to humans,” Richmond Wildlife Center explained in the caption of the video.

The post Wildlife Rescue Staffer Wears a Fox Mask While Feeding an Orphaned Baby Fox appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

According to Koekemoer, she found a bush baby young on the pavement in front of her garage. The first video shows a tiny bush baby that fits in the palm of her hand.

Knowing that the bush baby mother is likely looking for its young, Koekemoer decided to return it to the pavement and play a bush baby call on her smartphone. And it worked.

The second video shows a bush baby mother jumping from the outdoor light installation to the pavement and grabbing her young. She then quickly hops away, likely taking the young to their home.

Bush babies, also known as galagos and nagapies, belong to the primate family and are native to the sub-Saharan region of Africa. They are known for their large eyes, which allow them to have great night vision, as well as their jumping abilities.

Bush babies have a close relationship with their young. Mother doesn’t leave the young for several days after birth and then proceeds to carry them in its mouth. Bush baby young is fed by its mother for the first six weeks of its life and becomes independent after 10 weeks.

The post Woman Reunites Lost Bush Baby Young With Its Mother appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

In the clip, Lambo can be seen jumping around a fence and trying to break through to get closer to a rat who is watching him from the other side. The dog looks quite animated, ripping out the fence and barking, leading us to believe that his intentions aren’t the best.

However, it appears that Lambo just wanted to make new friends. At one point, the rat approaches Lambo, but the dog doesn’t attack the rodent despite it being within his reach. Eventually, the two sit next to each other and engage in a staring contest.

“Lambo not only ripped our fence apart to get to this little guy but remained to sit with him all afternoon,” Lambo’s owner wrote in the caption of the video.

TikTok users enjoyed the sweet moment between the two and turned to the comments section to celebrate the friendly nature of Labradoodles.

“my labradoodle does this. He actually takes me to baby birds that have dropped out the trees of hedgehogs in the garden. it’s like he wants me to help them,” @lovinglifehall wrote.

“Was wondering why you wouldn’t intervene this whole time….then I saw “labradoodle “and it all made sense,” @moody.arts added.

The post Viral TikTok Video of Labradoodle Trying to Catch a Rat Gets Unexpected Twist appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

TikTok users have been amazed by a recent viral clip in which a cat named Artemis uses an iPad to browse and watch content on YouTube. The feline can be seen using her tongue to go through different video suggestions before swiping the screen with her paw to access the home page.

The video has been viewed 7.7 million times since being posted back in late January and also got around 5K comments.

While Artemis’ skills are impressive, it turns out that he isn’t the only feline who knows how to use technology. In the comments section, several TikTok users shared how their own cats seem to be capable of using iPads as well.

“I also have an ipad cat, she opened an ad and started online shopping,” @taylors_versions wrote.

“my cat is an ipad cat so much that i’m debating on getting her a cheap tablet,” @emilyhardimon added.

So there you have it. If you want to make your cat’s life a bit more exciting, get it a tablet. Just make sure not to connect any credit cards because you might get an unexpected delivery of catnip at your doors.

The post Cat Amazes TikTok Users With Her Ability to Use an iPad appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

The Italian-speaking cat named Paulo is a new internet star thanks to a viral clip posted last year by TikTok user @francescandloves. The video, which resurfaced again recently, shows a woman approaching Paulo, who is drinking water from an improvised cup, and telling him “Buongiorno.” The feline lifts his head and meows “Buongiorno” in response.

The woman is quite impressed with Paulo’s Italian and tries to get him to “say” a few more words, but the cat doesn’t seem in the mood for that and instead just begins his stretching routine.

The clip has been shared all across social media in recent months, while the original video received 9.2 million views since being uploaded in 2023. It baffled the internet users who didn’t hide their astonishment.

“Did that cat just speak Italien?” one puzzled user wrote in the comments section.

@francescandloves later uploaded another clip in which she’s seen playing with Paulo. Check it out below.

The post Street Cat in Italy Greets Woman With “Buongiorno” appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

TikTok user @anna091981 recently shared a cool video that shows her three cats having fun with an iPad. The felines have gathered around the device, watching digital mice running around on the screen. They quickly realized they can “catch” them by stomping on the screen with their paws.

The game looked particularly entertaining for the two gray cats, while the third one was content with just observing her siblings taking turns in crushing each mouse that appeared on the screen.

The clip got 7.7 million views on TikTok while attracting close to 3K comments.

“I’ve just resigned from my job; watching this on repeat is my new job,” one user wrote in the comments section.

Of course, other cat owners were curious to find out the name of the app so they could treat their fluffy pets with some fun time as well. According to user @andreimanaila4, the app is called Games for Cats. We checked it out, and it is free and available for both iOS and Android devices. So make sure to download it and let your cat have a go. 

The post Watch Three Kittens Having Fun While “Catching” Digital Mice appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

North Florida Wildlife Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation, recently shared a couple of amusing videos that show one of their residents, an anteater named King Bumi, unwrapping presents.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by North Florida Wildlife Center (@nfwctally)

As it turns out, King Bumi enjoys receiving presents wrapped in all sorts of colorful paper. But he enjoys even more destroying the wrapping paper using all sorts of techniques.

One video shows King Bumi tackling a pile of wrapped presents and immediately going for the biggest one. The anteater is relentless, not giving up until the box is open and the wrap is in shambles.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by North Florida Wildlife Center (@nfwctally)

Another video brings more of the same. King Bumi looks much less interested in the contents of the gifts and more in the complete destructions.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by North Florida Wildlife Center (@nfwctally)

Social media users seemed quite fond of King Bumi’s approach to gifts.

“Excellent job king you showed those presents who’s boss,” one user commented.

“That’s the best thing we’ve ever seen,” another added.

The post You Have to Watch This Video of an Anteater Unwrapping Presents appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

According to the organization, Holly the rabbit spent her entire life in a “tiny cage being tested on.” After being freed by the Beagle Freedom Project team from a testing lab, Holly was brought to their rescue facilities and encouraged to get outside and hop on the grass for the first time.

Initially, Holly was afraid of the outdoors, choosing to stay in her carrier. But after being bribed with a juicy carrot, the bunny finally finds the courage to come out.

The rabbit can later be seen enjoying green pastures, getting snuggles, and overall embracing her newfound freedom.

Holly quickly captured the hearts of social media users, while Beagle Freedom Project received praise for their actions.

“Thank you for saving her, you are doing amazing things,” one TikToker wrote.

“she’s so pretty i’m crying,” another added.

Holly is currently staying at Beagle Freedom Project’s facilities but the organization is working on finding it a new home and a family that will shower it with love.

The post Watch Holly the Rabbit Get Her First Taste of Freedom After Being Rescued From a Lab appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

During the late 1940s, people in Idaho started migrating from cities to more remote areas of the state. However, by doing so, they encountered various problems with beavers that already lived there. Going about their business, beavers caused property damages and floods by cutting down trees and building damns.

Looking to solve the issue, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game decided to relocate beavers, which were crucial for maintaining the state’s wetlands, to another location. Experts picked out a drainage basin in Sawtooth Mountain Range, but there was just a problem: how to get the beavers there.

Transporting beavers by land was proven earlier to be a really bad option. The trip was quite exhausting for the animals, and a lot of them struggled to survive it. This led one Idaho Department of Fish and Game employee to come up with an idea to fly the beavers to the location and parachute them there. And it proved to be a success.

Beavers were placed in wooden crates with a parachute attached to them. Once the box got safely to the ground, it would immediately open thanks to a spring mechanism. A total of 76 beavers parachuted, 75 of whom survived the stunt. One beaver didn’t make it because it forced its way out of the box in mid-air.

Are you curious to see how it looks when beavers parachute? Check out the video below.

The post Have You Ever Seen Beavers Parachute From an Airplane? appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

TikTok user Lauren Dennehy recently came home and found that her living room turned into a mess. A video she posted on social media shows a floor covered in pillow stuffing and a Labrador sitting on a couch and looking all but innocent.

At one point, the camera zooms in on the dog and captures the guiltiest look you will ever see.

“who do we think ripped up the pillow while I was gone?” Dennehy asked in the video, which got 1.6 million views since being posted in March.

Other TikTok users tried to help Dennehy to solve the mystery of the ripped up pillow in the comments section. While they didn’t know who did that, they were certain they know who had nothing to do with it.

“definitely not the fine gentleman sitting there minding his own business,” @franhoneysett wrote.

“I honestly don’t think it was him,” @ac7185 added.

“we may never know and must accept that,” @whoruntheworldpearl pointed out.

The post Dog Has The Guiltiest Look On His Face After Owner Finds Ripped Up Pillow appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Richmond Wildlife Center initially asked its social media followers to help a recently orphaned baby fox and donate “stuffed adult Fox and kit” as well as “Fox head mask.” They explained that they “want the first things she sees to be other foxes” and that this step “is critically important if we are going to get her wild.”

Richmond Wildlife Center received the required items shortly after the plea from generous donors. They immediately put them to use and shared the process with their followers. This included a video of a staffer with a fox mask feeding the orphaned baby fox and the baby fox cuddling up with a stuffed fox. 

“It’s important to make sure that the orphans that are raised in captivity do not become imprinted upon or habituated to humans,” Richmond Wildlife Center explained in the caption of the video.

The post Wildlife Rescue Staffer Wears a Fox Mask While Feeding an Orphaned Baby Fox appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

According to Koekemoer, she found a bush baby young on the pavement in front of her garage. The first video shows a tiny bush baby that fits in the palm of her hand.

Knowing that the bush baby mother is likely looking for its young, Koekemoer decided to return it to the pavement and play a bush baby call on her smartphone. And it worked.

The second video shows a bush baby mother jumping from the outdoor light installation to the pavement and grabbing her young. She then quickly hops away, likely taking the young to their home.

Bush babies, also known as galagos and nagapies, belong to the primate family and are native to the sub-Saharan region of Africa. They are known for their large eyes, which allow them to have great night vision, as well as their jumping abilities.

Bush babies have a close relationship with their young. Mother doesn’t leave the young for several days after birth and then proceeds to carry them in its mouth. Bush baby young is fed by its mother for the first six weeks of its life and becomes independent after 10 weeks.

The post Woman Reunites Lost Bush Baby Young With Its Mother appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

In the clip, Lambo can be seen jumping around a fence and trying to break through to get closer to a rat who is watching him from the other side. The dog looks quite animated, ripping out the fence and barking, leading us to believe that his intentions aren’t the best.

However, it appears that Lambo just wanted to make new friends. At one point, the rat approaches Lambo, but the dog doesn’t attack the rodent despite it being within his reach. Eventually, the two sit next to each other and engage in a staring contest.

“Lambo not only ripped our fence apart to get to this little guy but remained to sit with him all afternoon,” Lambo’s owner wrote in the caption of the video.

TikTok users enjoyed the sweet moment between the two and turned to the comments section to celebrate the friendly nature of Labradoodles.

“my labradoodle does this. He actually takes me to baby birds that have dropped out the trees of hedgehogs in the garden. it’s like he wants me to help them,” @lovinglifehall wrote.

“Was wondering why you wouldn’t intervene this whole time….then I saw “labradoodle “and it all made sense,” @moody.arts added.

The post Viral TikTok Video of Labradoodle Trying to Catch a Rat Gets Unexpected Twist appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

TikTok users have been amazed by a recent viral clip in which a cat named Artemis uses an iPad to browse and watch content on YouTube. The feline can be seen using her tongue to go through different video suggestions before swiping the screen with her paw to access the home page.

The video has been viewed 7.7 million times since being posted back in late January and also got around 5K comments.

While Artemis’ skills are impressive, it turns out that he isn’t the only feline who knows how to use technology. In the comments section, several TikTok users shared how their own cats seem to be capable of using iPads as well.

“I also have an ipad cat, she opened an ad and started online shopping,” @taylors_versions wrote.

“my cat is an ipad cat so much that i’m debating on getting her a cheap tablet,” @emilyhardimon added.

So there you have it. If you want to make your cat’s life a bit more exciting, get it a tablet. Just make sure not to connect any credit cards because you might get an unexpected delivery of catnip at your doors.

The post Cat Amazes TikTok Users With Her Ability to Use an iPad appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

The Italian-speaking cat named Paulo is a new internet star thanks to a viral clip posted last year by TikTok user @francescandloves. The video, which resurfaced again recently, shows a woman approaching Paulo, who is drinking water from an improvised cup, and telling him “Buongiorno.” The feline lifts his head and meows “Buongiorno” in response.

The woman is quite impressed with Paulo’s Italian and tries to get him to “say” a few more words, but the cat doesn’t seem in the mood for that and instead just begins his stretching routine.

The clip has been shared all across social media in recent months, while the original video received 9.2 million views since being uploaded in 2023. It baffled the internet users who didn’t hide their astonishment.

“Did that cat just speak Italien?” one puzzled user wrote in the comments section.

@francescandloves later uploaded another clip in which she’s seen playing with Paulo. Check it out below.

The post Street Cat in Italy Greets Woman With “Buongiorno” appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

TikTok user @anna091981 recently shared a cool video that shows her three cats having fun with an iPad. The felines have gathered around the device, watching digital mice running around on the screen. They quickly realized they can “catch” them by stomping on the screen with their paws.

The game looked particularly entertaining for the two gray cats, while the third one was content with just observing her siblings taking turns in crushing each mouse that appeared on the screen.

The clip got 7.7 million views on TikTok while attracting close to 3K comments.

“I’ve just resigned from my job; watching this on repeat is my new job,” one user wrote in the comments section.

Of course, other cat owners were curious to find out the name of the app so they could treat their fluffy pets with some fun time as well. According to user @andreimanaila4, the app is called Games for Cats. We checked it out, and it is free and available for both iOS and Android devices. So make sure to download it and let your cat have a go. 

The post Watch Three Kittens Having Fun While “Catching” Digital Mice appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

North Florida Wildlife Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation, recently shared a couple of amusing videos that show one of their residents, an anteater named King Bumi, unwrapping presents.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by North Florida Wildlife Center (@nfwctally)

As it turns out, King Bumi enjoys receiving presents wrapped in all sorts of colorful paper. But he enjoys even more destroying the wrapping paper using all sorts of techniques.

One video shows King Bumi tackling a pile of wrapped presents and immediately going for the biggest one. The anteater is relentless, not giving up until the box is open and the wrap is in shambles.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by North Florida Wildlife Center (@nfwctally)

Another video brings more of the same. King Bumi looks much less interested in the contents of the gifts and more in the complete destructions.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by North Florida Wildlife Center (@nfwctally)

Social media users seemed quite fond of King Bumi’s approach to gifts.

“Excellent job king you showed those presents who’s boss,” one user commented.

“That’s the best thing we’ve ever seen,” another added.

The post You Have to Watch This Video of an Anteater Unwrapping Presents appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.