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Animals are so lovely and funny 😊.The heart of animals is the foundation of their life, the sovereign of everything within them, the sun of their microcosm, that upon which all growth depends, from which all power proceeds.

Elon Musk’s dating history is once again a topic of conversation. The billionaire Tesla co-founder reportedly welcomed twin babies with one of his top executives at Neuralink, Shivon Zilis, in November 2021 — just one month before having another child with on-again, off-again girlfriend Grimes. But Zilis and Grimes were far from the first women to catch Musk’s eye.

Bro just absorbed it. Look how he was eat so fast, I ever seen this before.

Y'all need to stop horsing around house. Funny horse 😆😆😆. Please do subscribe my channel for the upcoming videos, like laugh, cute, best, kid, awesome, stunt and more about to know how the world and world's people, animal, etc. how they live, Thanks 😊

She wasn't scared at all😂😂. This is a little kid's happiest moment. His stomach was probably hurting and that was his relief 🤣🤣🤣. Please do subscribe my channel for the upcoming videos, like laugh, cute, best, kid, awesome, stunt and more about to know how the world and world's people, animal, etc. how they live, Thanks 😊

Me whenever I walk by a dog. The kid is too sweet and cute🥺🥰. He say hi everyone for wishing a very happy journey. His stomach was probably hurting and that was his relief 🤣🤣🤣. Please do subscribe my channel for the upcoming videos, like laugh, cute, best, kid, awesome, stunt and more about to know how the world and world's people, animal, etc. how they live, Thanks 😊

His stomach was probably hurting and that was his relief 🤣🤣🤣. Please do subscribe my channel for the upcoming videos, like laugh, cute, best, kid, awesome, stunt and more about to know how the world and world's people, animal, etc. how they live, Thanks 😊

Lmao his face after 😂😂😂, see that his reaction. The dog already know how to wish birthday 🤣🤣🤣

That laugh! 🤣 🤣 🤣 Steven partying with gods from morning to night 😅. See how people are after drinking looks like fun😊 . Please subscribe my channel for the upcoming videos, if you want to know, laugh and more about to know how the world and world's people, animal, etc. Thanks 😊

Everyone should feel this pain!😁😁 My mom also do this shit in the morning time while I was in my dream zone

This monkeys are so creative 😂🐱, they're helping their brother for imergency disease

This man do as he like to do😂😂, as well as I think he should do it again for the next time 😁😁

Even the dog tried🤣🤣🤣

If the chicken I'm about to cook moves even slightly, imma run bro😁🙏

The kid was sure he doesn't want any more part of his will🤣🤣🤣🤣

The cutest thing you'll see all week!🥰😍

The goat or domestic goat (Capra hircus) is a domesticated species of goat-antelope typically kept as livestock. It was domesticated from the wild goat (C. aegagrus) of Southwest Asia and Eastern Europe. The goat is a member of the animal family Bovidae and the tribe Caprini, meaning it is closely related to the sheep. There are over 300 distinct breeds of goat.[1] It is one of the oldest domesticated species of animal, according to archaeological evidence that its earliest domestication occurred in Iran at 10,000 calibrated calendar years ago.

Some dogs are more affectionate than others. Some pups jump into your arms the moment you walk through the door. Others prefer to keep their distance and express their love in more subtle ways. Similarly, dogs can have mood swings just like a human. But the happiest dog breeds have gained a reputation as the most consistently cheerful members of the household. Sure, every dog can get stressed out by things in his environment. But these easygoing pups respond with a wagging tail more often than not.

Funny video of a hangry dog asking for food with full rage is doing the rounds on the internet and we just cant help but laugh after watching it.

Cats are much more subtle in showing their love, though that does not mean that the shared bond between cats and humans is any less than with dogs. It just means that you’ll need to work harder to understand your cat’s love language and boundaries in order to build trust.Your cat may bump their head against you or rub their cheeks against you to show affection. This is a social behavior that is formed in kittenhood through headbutting other kittens and their mother. It is often an attempt to mark you with their scent to claim you as one of their own. It helps cats bond together and is offered to their humans to show love. Cats will often give us short, quiet meows when we speak slowly and softly to them and they feel comfortable. If the meows get longer and drawn out or turn to hisses, then that is a sign that your kitty has had enough interaction.

Pomeranian faces look like they're constantly smiling. Pomeranians today have gained somewhat of a stuffy reputation for being lapdogs, but they were initially herding dogs that pulled massive sleds over rough terrain. Poms used to weigh about 30 pounds and were packed with muscle. Modern Poms are affectionate but need consistent training to keep their stubborn nature in check.

Cats are much more subtle in showing their love, though that does not mean that the shared bond between cats and humans is any less than with dogs. It just means that you’ll need to work harder to understand your cat’s love language and boundaries in order to build trust.Your cat may bump their head against you or rub their cheeks against you to show affection. This is a social behavior that is formed in kittenhood through headbutting other kittens and their mother. It is often an attempt to mark you with their scent to claim you as one of their own. It helps cats bond together and is offered to their humans to show love. Cats will often give us short, quiet meows when we speak slowly and softly to them and they feel comfortable. If the meows get longer and drawn out or turn to hisses, then that is a sign that your kitty has had enough interaction. Your cat is trying to show you that they missed you when they greet you at the door. This is often followed by walking in-between your legs and curling their tail around your legs. Sometimes it’s also accompanied by meowing and “rattle-tail” behavior, where your cat will shake their tail quickly. This is your cat’s way of welcoming you home. They may also be telling you something more important, like they’re ready to eat, they need fresh water, or their litter box needs to be cleaned, so be sure to check these things.

Cats are often stereotyped as standoffish and aloof, even to the people who love them most, but the truth is that cats can be just as protective of their people as dogs are of theirs. Put simply, cats love their family and their family loves them right back. In a groundbreaking study published in 2011, researchers showed for the first time that "cat-human relationships are nearly identical to human-only bonds," according to NBC News. You might not realize how closely your cat pays attention to where you are and what you're doing. Petful highlights a cat who protected a child from a dog attack as well as numerous cats who alerted their humans to medical emergencies, including cancer and carbon monoxide poisoning. Kitties use their razor-sharp hearing and smelling abilities to keep their pet parents safe.More frequently, cats try to protect their pet parents from people they consider to be dangerous. Although cats are fierce predators, humans can seem big and scary to some cats. It's instinctual for a cat to defend their territory and yours. But while it's adorable to imagine your kitty rushing in to save the day, they probably don't think the same way about their actions. Renowned animal behaviorist Dr. John Bradshaw, in National Geographic, cautions against people's tendency "to imagine that [cats] have thoughts and intentions rather like ours." If your cat attempts to protect you from something (or someone), they're probably just following their instinct.

Penguins swim with speed and grace, but on land, they're an adorable mess, heaving their portly bodies to and fro to shuffle one stubby little leg in front of the other. Well, don't be so quick to judge; that cartoonish walk is actually among the most efficient in the animal kingdom. It's even more efficient than yours.Penguins are often considered a warning about the trade-offs of evolution: If you want to move around on land and in the water, you're going to have to choose which one you're good at. Penguins swim with speed and grace, but on land, they're an adorable mess, heaving their portly bodies to and fro to shuffle one stubby little leg in front of the other. Well, don't be so quick to judge; that cartoonish walk is actually among the most efficient in the animal kingdom. It's even more efficient than yours.Penguins swim with speed and grace but on land, they're an adorable mess, heaving their portly bodies to and fro to shuffle one stubby little leg in front of the other. You Can Tell By the Way I Use My Walk Back in 2000, Timothy M. Griffin of the University of California at Berkeley and Rodger Kram of the University of Colorado set out to study the biomechanics of the penguin's classic waddle. They headed to Sea World — where else? — and persuaded five emperor penguins to waddle across a special platform designed to measure the force of each step, along with the direction of that force and the speed at which each bird was moving. Penguins rock from side to side with every step and the researchers thought this had to waste a whole lot of energy. But they were mistaken: Penguins' short legs and big feet might not be the best tools for getting around on land, but waddling is the best way to use the tools they've got. Walking efficiency doesn't just come down to bones and muscles — it's also about the way you use them. The human gait is impressively efficient, mostly because we fall forward slightly with every step, using the help of gravity to propel us along. That extra help saves us 65 percent of the energy our muscles would need to exert if we relied on their force alone. That 65 percent figure is known as our energy recovery rate.In their project, Griffin and Kram measured emperor penguins' energy recovery rate. It was 80 percent. That's among the highest of any land animal. When it comes to using gravity to your advantage, that side-to-side swing blows falling forward out of the water.That's not to say penguins don't use a lot of energy to get around on land. When they're on terra firma, they expend twice as much energy as any other land animal their size. Having short legs and big feet (and knees tucked way up inside their bodies) that are difficult to move along the ground is the steep price they pay for being good swimmers. Still, with their regular 50-mile treks to nesting grounds and the ease with which they hop over obstacles and scramble over inclines, they're not doing too badly for themselves. In fact, they may help humans out in the long run. "Our knowledge gained from penguins provides novel insight into the gait mechanics of humans with increased lateral movements, such as in pregnant women or obese individuals," Griffin told Scientific American. "This information may lead to improved understanding, evaluation and treatment of individuals with gait disabilities."

There is no dearth of entertainment on social media to cheer one up amid the gloomy times of the pandemic. Currently, netizens are hooked to a video that shows what would happen if birds had arms. Edited to the background music of the iconic.And the current pandemic has forced many to sit at home and they are using this time to create some crazy content which has often made netizens go rolling in laughter.