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This confident baby gorilla named Lope from the Twycross Zoo in Atherstone, England will definitely remind you of a cocky teenager. Watch him hilariously beat his chest!

Check out this clip of an orangutan that just loves to eat the frosty ice from a wooden plank. Good thing it's not a metal pole - his tongue would get stuck!

What do you do when you see a rat? Do you grab your skirt and jump on the highest point inside your house, screaming at the top of your lungs for someone to come and rid you of your misery? Or do you grab your broom/shovel/other cold weapon of choice and go after the sneaking little bugger, letting him know that he shall not pass? These gibbons definitely went the courageous way when they one very rude and intrusive <a href="https://rumble.com/v344va-ridiculous-plan-to-remove-a-rat-from-a-house-actually-works.html" target="_blank">rat</a> in their enclosure at the Dudley ZOO in England. The lar gibbons went absolutely bananas when they saw the rodent casually nibbling on something in the grass. One of them was catching some sunshine, while the others were poking through the grass, but when the rat started moving, everyone went ballista on the rodent. One of the monkey did what every cartoon character would do in its situation - it took to the ropes to get the hell out of there! “Hilarious lar gibbons are getting all panicky about the rat in their enclosure,” is written in the description of the original video. “Penny, the baby is trying to shoo the rat away with its long arms when his mom, Meo, comes to help and they both run the rat out of the enclosure.” While the babies ran away, the mom took on a protective posture, as any mom would and darted after the rat to scare it away. Another <a href="https://rumble.com/v44v93-gibbon-hugging-cat-to-keep-warm.html" target="_blank">gibbon</a> joined forces, ultimately rushing the uninvited guest out.

This otter has found a tasty worm and washes it in the fresh-flowing water, as otters do with their food. However, he has quite a battle with it until he finally decides to actually eat it!

Everybody has to do what they gotta do sometimes. Although extremely cute, this sea lion is about to let out an assortment of bodily functions. His snot bubbles almost reach the camera! It is almost as though that he found his fart just as amusing as we all do. How hilarious! Sometimes you just can't keep it in anymore and it just slips out. How does the age old saying go, "better out than in"? Chances are that this hilarious sea lion made your sides tickle at least just a little bit. Be sure to visit https://rumble.com/ to watch other hilarious animal videos! Check out this hilarious sea lion fart!

Not your ordinary buskers! Probably the best street performers you'll see and hear. Keywest, the five guys from Dublin playing live on a public street in Birmingham England near the Bullring Shopping centre. In this video they are playing the song Apple Tree Hill. The band members are Andrew Kavanagh (vocals), Andrew Glover (guitar/keys/vocals), Sam Marder (bass), Jimi Lock (lead guitar) and Harry Sullivan (drums/percussion). 2012 Keywest were Nominated for Best New Act at the Meteor Awards.

Why walk when you can roll? This cute baby gorilla from the Twycross Zoo in Atherstone, England just loves to roll around his enclosure!

The huge silverback gorilla from the Twycross Zoo in England gracefully masters a tightrope several times. With the weight he's carrying, it's amazing how elegantly he does it!

This is footage from an airshow in England, where a light aircraft attempts to land on a moving trailer. That takes some serious skill!

This baby orangutan has some fun building a soft landing from wood shavings and then jumps on it! Such a smart and clever animal!

Hannah John-Kamen, best known for her roles in 'Killjoys' and 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens', is seen here alongside her stunt double on the set of Steven Spielberg's upcoming sci-fi thriller 'Ready Player One'. Can you spot the difference between the two? Filmed in the Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham, England.