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Occurred on May 13, 2017 / Larose, Louisiana, USA Info from Licensor: "A week prior to the video I pulled a nail from the front of his gums. I ignored it and thought nothing of it. Kale has always kept us on our toes. I decided to check Kale's gums again. Looking in Kale's mouth I see something white in his gums. I get a tweezer and pull it. It looked like a finger nail. I continued to pull 4 more out. I then search his mouth and find another area. I pulled around 27 out of the second spot. YES 27! The dentist has never seen anything like this. We figured out that Kale bites his nails and plays with them in his mouth. He pushes them up towards his pallet. The nail penetrates the skin and goes into a pocket between the baby teeth and permanent teeth. Please don't let your children bite their nails."

Occurred on July 15, 2019 / Houston, Texas, USA Info from Licensor: We live in a heavily populated area, about 10 minutes from downtown Houston. We watched it live on the app and shared it on the neighborhood page immediately because it was clear the car had hit something of some sort.

Occurred May 21, 2016 / Moscow, Russia Info: A road rage attempt goes badly when the defending car sprays the attackers with some kind of pepper spray. Credit: Якименко Максим Анатольевич

Arachnophobia, i.e., the irrational fear of spiders is the number one most common phobia in the world, and it is pretty damn easy to understand why. People describe those furry critters as “the stuff nightmares are made of," but the one species that is the most terrifying of them all is the mighty Goliath birdeater. One reason might be their sheer size - an average individual can grow to the span of a human’s face. There’s a visual to ponder on. Goliath bird-eaters are the largest <a href="https://rumble.com/v44zn5-bunny-harvestman-in-action.html" target="_blank">spider</a> species known to man, but rest assured; they are generally docile and will not attack (probably). To ease your uneasiness right now, let us tell you a few awesome facts about these arachnids. First of all, they are a species of <a href="https://rumble.com/v3cp6l-sazimas-tarantula.html?mref=6zof&mrefc=76" target="_blank">tarantula</a>. Their ladies can live for decades, while the males live only for a few years. That is probably why the males fight over their women when they sense the scent of the chemicals the females emit. If there is more than one female in the area, two males can fight to the death over her. She does have the last word, though. The sad part about their whole macho fight thing is the men die within a few months after mating. So sad. You can say that they are tiny archers, as they are known to shoot barbed hairs at their enemies when they feel threatened. So, if you stay out of a Goliath birdeater’s way, you don’t have to be nervous. They like to be left alone. What girls wouldn’t want a hairy man that is ready to fight for her to the death? Spiders are scary! And the Goliath bird-eater is the most frightening of all the spiders in the universe! Its body length is typically around 4.5 inches (11 cm), and their legs can grow up to 11 inches (27 cm), and that is frickin’ too much if you ask us. Did you know that they can have 200 babies at once? The female Goliath can have up to 200 eggs at once. But, don’t worry they are practically harmless. They like to be left alone so even though they are venomous, relax because they don’t use their venom on humans. They only attack if they feel threatened, so, if you stay away from their path, you have nothing to worry about. They love to eat insects, small birds, worms, frogs, and sometimes snakes. Just like the other members of the Tarantula family, Goliath bird-eaters have lousy eyesight. They feel their prey by vibrations, and they make hissing noises just like rattlesnakes. If these giant spiders weren’t enough, in 2017 were discovered new species of the Goliath beard-eaters. In the jungle of Peru, Ecuador and in Brazil were determine three new species of the Goliath tarantula. These creatures have a place with an unexpected sort in comparison to the Goliath bird eater, which makes you consider what number of monster winged animal eating tarantula species there are on the planet.

Info: A woman has a terrifying moment with a panther! Location: Corkscrew Swamp, Naples, FL

Occurred on January 6, 2018 / Oakville, Missouri, USA Info from Licensor: "My daughter was yelling 'Mom!' from the other room. I happened to be snap chatting my best-friend and decided to record her response. I caught the video all by chance and have been laughing ever since. After the fact, my boyfriend had a talk with her about using 'bad' words, and her only response to him was that 'they're just words, words can't be bad.' So I decided to share the original video that night expecting my friends and family to get a good laugh out of it."

Prepare to be amazed as this animal video will truly captivate you! Watch as a huge flock of sheep takes over a New Zealand road! You've heard of a stampede before, but this is something on a whole new level. This is a sheeppede! Drivers on a hillside road near Waioeka Gorge in Gisborne Region in New Zealand were scratching their heads when traffic was suddenly halted. Then, from up on the mountain, what seems to be a <a href="https://rumble.com/v44iz8-flock-of-sheep-on-the-tracks-block-train.html" target="_blank">flock</a> of thousands of sheep descend on to the road. They are everywhere - the road, the hillside, roaming around like ants on an ant hill. What a sight! The lucky person who recorded this video said: "While driving through the Waioeka Gorge in the Gisborne Region of New Zealand the traffic stopped to let this huge flock of sheep take over the road. I always have my camera at the ready and seized the moment!" That is so cool! There is just so many of them! There must be thousands of <a href="https://rumble.com/v3ix1w-sheep-in-meadow-suddenly-become-curious-about-gopro.html" target="_blank">sheep</a> roaming around those hill and obstructing traffic! Aside from their inconvenience, these sheep do look adorable and mesmerizing. There is something about seeing huge numbers like that move in one motion that really transfixes you! How would you react if you saw something of this caliber! Aren't these sheep just adorable? It is a shame that you cannot take one home and cuddle with it. You could always get the next best thing, some <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Toys-Games-Stuffed-Animals-Plush/zgbs/toys-and-games/166461011?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=rumble07-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=609dc866cc7583b28f89a58ef7d9aec2&camp=1789&creative=9325">adorable animal plush's from Amazon</a>! After all, they really are cute and satisfy your cute and cuddly needs!

Occurred on December 26, 2016 /Moscow, Russia Info: In the process of towing a car, the tow devise fell onto the windshield, causing it to break.

A group of tourists are entertained by bears walking on their hind legs in exchange for snacks. This occurred at Everland Theme Park in South Korea, where the animals are trained. Every time an excursion group passes they ask for food. The animals calmly walk through the park and do not pose a threat to humans. If you do in fact find one of these big guys in the wild, be sure not to engage them as they are not trained like these ones. In the wild, bears can be extremely dangerous. Keep your distance and carry on. After a trip to the zoo and looking at the bears such as these ones it wouldn't be out of place to get a gift for someone. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=teddy+bear&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Ateddy+bear&_encoding=UTF8&tag=rumble07-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=7b2704f720abd9936c0c2a868274b952&camp=1789&creative=9325">Here</a><img src="//ir-na.amazon-adsystem.com/e/ir?t=rumble07-20&l=ur2&o=1" width="1" height="1" border="0" alt="" style="border:none !important; margin:0px !important;" /> is a list of teddy bears that you can get for a young child (or yourself, we don't judge). There's nothing like a furry teddy bear to snuggle up with in bed. Have you ever seen anything like this before? What would you do if you were faced with these big guys in the wild? Hopefully you will be safe and get away from these animals. Let us know in the comment section! Check out these entertaining bears standing up!

This adorable puppy can't seem to find mom, so it cries out until mom shows up! That's totally priceless.

Occurred on November 18, 2016 / Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia Info: A nature-seeking tourist from the nearby town of Uchali was traveling by car at night when he and his friends spotted something that looked like an animal, but moved like a human. Although there is no proof that Bigfoot exists, the myth lives on with regular alleged sightings registered from all over the world. The folklore of this particular region of Russia, the Republic of Bashkortostan, tells stories of Shurale, a tall hairy creature that tickles his victims to death.

Occurred on February 16, 2017 / London, England Info: A van driver harasses a female cyclist at a stop light. The girl then follows the van and gets her revenge!

Occurred on November 7, 2018 / Quebec, Canada Info from Licensor: "I took this video from home of my boyfriend and our daughter, Juliette, who turned 2-years-old in October. He was getting back from work and her from the kindergarten. She is a little girl who loves to laugh and make other laughs. What's even funnier is that she is more than 3-feet-tall and over 37 pounds heavy and the jacket didn't break. She often does stuff like this and this is just how we love her."

Occurred on July 12, 2021 / Canada Info from Licensor: "Baby raccoons purr! These 2 orphaned raccoons love to snuggle with their foster mom who has raised them from 2 weeks old when we found them. They will be released into the wild once they mature. But at this age, they need to be handled still to be fed and, like any baby, need comfort. Once weaned they move to an outdoor enclosure and we stop handling them. I give my mom orphaned or abandoned raccoon babies in lieu of grandchildren and she loves it."

Occurred on June 18, 2020 / England, UK Info from Licensor: "In this video is my daughter “leasha” and my dog - Pug “Frank” being pushed in a child’s stroller/pram."

Occurred on May 4, 2020 / Queensland, Australia Info from Licensor: "Nobody has told Elsie the Golden Retriever that restrictions have been slightly eased so she thinks she’s going home to get another 6 weeks of lockdown in her home when all she really wants is them to all go back to work so she can have her home back to herself."

Occurred on April 29, 2017 / Decatur, Indiana, USA Info from Licensor: "My Friend Coty and I thought it would be funny to be more creative with hitting me in the nuts so we used a bow and arrow and that arrow was tied to his junk."

Occurred on June 30, 2019 / Kaunas, Lithuania Info from Licensor: "On a hot summer day here in Lithuania, my Komondor Hanga decided to cool herself down in a river."

A soon-to-be mother and soon-to-be father come together to make an entertaining music video about what it's like to be pregnant. Watch as these two bust a move for the camera! Awesome! Here's one that is guaranteed to get you up and moving today! One cheeky lady show off her dance moves with her <a href="https://rumble.com/v2zco1-dancing-32w-unborn-child.html" target="_blank">baby still in the womb</a>, which is sure destined to be a great dancer! How adorable is that? You can already tell how happy of a family they are going to become once their baby is born! Whether you're a fan of hip hop music or not, it is definitely something that makes your head bob, your feet tap, and of course your hips move! Nothing like a little dance routine to get your happy feet moving and urge the bun in your oven to want to come out. You can only imagine how much fun this unborn baby is going to have with her parents once it is born. Good for this pregnant lady to get up and <a href="https://rumble.com/v354bb-the-baby-momma-dance.html" target="_blank">stay active during her pregnancy</a>. With another person growing inside of you, it can be difficult to find the motivation to do so. And kudos to the father-to-be for being there with her! Check out this pregnant couple brighten your day with a hilarious hip hop dance routine! Footage was filmed on February 1, 2016 in Nova Scotia, Canada featuring a talented 38-weeks-pregnant lady and her boyfriend dancing to the music. Amazingly, she gave birth 3 days later to a healthy baby. Maybe mother’s dance moves urged the baby to come out sooner, who knows! ----- Link to the song !!! Do that baby mama by Starrkeisha http://youtu.be/Y07i5ctc_n8

Safaris can be an awesome experience, being among wild animals and getting to experience the interaction with them in their natural habitat. But many people around the world can't afford to go on an actual African safari, so countries resort to satisfy their demand by building so called safari parks, where wild animals live in enclosures imitating their habitats, while visitors stroll around in protected vehicles. A most terrifying video, made by a visitor in the Biopark Estrella in Mexico soared the internet in March this year. Shot while on such a safari, the visitors, armed with their cameras, record a buffalo approaching the buggy in the open field. As one of the visitors feeds their animal, the rest of the park visitors scream in terror as a lioness, called Elsa, from the other side crouches for attack and tries to make the jump towards the buggy. Just as the blood freezes in the visitors' veins, Elsa falls in the trench, obviously miscalculating the distance. The visitor that recorded the incident says: "Me and my family were at Biopark Estrella, on a Sunday morning. As soon as we reached the area where the lion and the lioness of the park were, a buffalo approached the truck, it is worth mentioning that visitors are allowed to feed them. When I turned to look at the lions, the lioness jumped into the abyss. The driver just kept moving and warned the park staff." What are your thoughts on these improvised safari parks? Share this video with the world and comment bellow.

Occurred on November 19, 2019 / Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Info from Licensor: "A semi-truck merged into the back quarter panel of a passenger car in a perfect pit maneuver spinning said car and then pushing the car into the guardrail. The semi then fled the scene of the accident and was caught about ten miles south by state police. The driver was ok, but very shaken up."

Occurred on February 6, 2019 / Bakersfield, California, USA Info: A man trying to get away from a dog.

The ocean is a big place. So big that it houses millions of unique creatures that are fascinating! One such amazing creature that lives in the ocean are the humpback whales! In this video, watch this interesting animal in action! A whale watcher recorded a magnificent scene as a massive humpback whale breaches the surface in the Bay of Fundy. While on a whale watching cruise, in a thick fog no less, the watchers had an amazing opportunity to witness a humpback whale breach with his full body out of the water near Brier Island, Nova Scotia. The exact reasons behind whales breaching is unknown, however a few theories exist. One such theory is that the whale that is breaching might be signalling another whale that it is changing course, or as a mating ritual for a female. Whatever the reason, these little events at sea make for a spectacular view. What did you think of this video? How would you have reacted in this situation? We would love to hear what you think so please do not hesitate to leave a comment down in the comments section! Please share this amazing moment with your family and friends as it will surely leave them in awe! This is one video that no one should miss!

If laughter is the best medicine, this is one very healthy little boy. They say that nothing sounds as sweet as a child’s laughter, but this kid proves that it can be contagious as well! A clip of a little boy dissolving into peals of laughter during a music class in is proving infectious. We dare you not to smile as the little guy cracks up during a class rendition of Clap Your Hands Together. When a kindergarten teacher was holding music class, she decided to play a song called ‘Clap Your Hands Together’, which means that during the music the kids should be clapping to the rhythm of the song and stop when they hear the cue. One kid found the surprising effects of the song absolutely hilarious and it shows! The music teacher strums a guitar as she leads the sing-a-long and, as the music speeds up, so too does the little boy’s laughter. The video, shot in mid July in a kindergarten in Levittown, New York, already had millions of views and we are certain everybody knows why. The three-year-old boy was stricken with a severe case of the giggles during the ‘clap and stop’ song, sending everyone present into a <a href="https://rumble.com/v31iqj-when-baby-laughing-funny-very-cute.html" target="_blank">laughing</a> frenzy, the teacher included. The other little kids in class gave shy smiles, but the cutie in front broke into pealing hysterics and couldn't seem to stop as the kids clapped and the teacher played and sang. At one point, the laughing little boy's friend next to him leans over and hugs him, almost as if he knows his pal needs comforting during this time of an uncontrollable fit of hysterics. The little boy's <a href="https://rumble.com/v3qkbx-baby-makes-big-brother-laugh.html" target="_blank">giggles</a> only got more fitful as the song quickened pace until he eventually collapsed on the floor with the force of his howls of amusement. The other children's faces range from surprised to astonished at the boy's antics. It's unclear if the little boy is normally this full of silliness or if it was this particular song that inspired it, but either way, his chortles of glee are infectious and will have you giggling along with him. As she increases the tempo, teacher Sara Shonfeld keeps stopping to ask the class ‘Are you ready? Do you want to go faster?’ The little giggler in blue shouts ‘yeah’ loudly every single time. And his enthusiasm is contagious. The video cuts off after about 80 seconds, but we suspect the little guy’s still there, laughing away. There is nothing better than laughing and as you watch this young boy laugh hysterically, you will find yourself doing just that…laughing! "The <a href="https://rumble.com/v304pf-laughing-baby.html" target="_blank">laughing boy</a> loved the surprising effect of the song. Clap and stop! Children enjoy learning through dynamic musical expressions and experiences. Learning can be entertaining," said the teacher, Sara Shonfeld. We couldn’t help but crack a smile and chuckle every time he started to laugh. The best part of the entire video is the fact this little guy is the only one laughing so hard in class! Maybe he will remind you of yourself in your younger days!

One couple’s happy honeymoon almost turned into a bloodfest, when the bride got bitten by a nurse shark while snorkeling. Evan Carroll took his bride Sarah Illig for a honeymoon on the British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean on December 8 and they added <a href="https://rumble.com/v3x4rj-amazing-snorkeling-adventure-in-the-aulani-disney-resort-in-hawaii.html" target="_blank">snorkeling</a> as a fun activity on their itinerary. Little did they know that it will be the one thing they will remember the most from their trip. Sarah says: “Mid snorkeling with the sharks I felt a whoosh of water, something clamp down on my arm and assumed my husband was playing a prank of me. Less than a second later I realized how much it hurt and looked past where my goggles were blocking my side vision to see the shark (bigger than myself) latched onto my arm. I pulled it away/the combination of the shark releasing and got out of there. [sic] Disclaimer: This is a five foot nurse shark that typically never bite unless provoked via tail pulling, feeding, etc. There was no tail pulling or feeding during my snorkel with them (as you can clearly see via video)." Normally, these creatures shy away from humans and are quite docile; there are no records of them attacking unprovoked, says George Burgess, a shark researcher with the Florida Museum of Natural History. Though <a href="https://rumble.com/v3jixn-nurse-shark-bumps-into-scuba-divers-camera.html" target="_blank">nurse sharks</a> are normally not aggressive, their bite is no joke. Luckily, the video shows that the shark stopped pursuit after the woman, as there is barely any blood in the water.