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From playful poses to perfectly timed expressions, this year’s shortlisted comic images showcase wild animals at their most ...

The 2025 shortlist includes 40 brilliantly timed photos and ten laugh-out-loud videos capturing the lighter side of the ...

The finalists for the 2025 Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards have officially been announced, showcasing the wildest and wittiest ...

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What happens when a smart dog figures out how to open the fridge? This clever Labrador is on a mission—with a purple strap and pure determination. Watch as this furry foodie tries to unlock the door ...

From a grumble of pugs to a kindle of kittens, these funny names for groups of animals offer the right word for every animal pack under the sun. From a parade of elephants (even when they’re nowhere ...

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A bizarre video has surfaced on Instagram, showing what appears to be a Rohu fish being made to drink beer by a man, sparking a heated debate online. In the clip, the man firmly holds the fish out of ...

Right now, in a high-security research lab at Northwestern University’s Falk Center for Molecular Therapeutics, scientists are tickling rats. Their goal? To develop a pharmaceutical-grade happiness ...