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If only this group of ducklings could be around when the police pull us over for a moving violation. A sweet officer loses the speed demon he was pursuing, thanks to this adorable group of feathered friends. Instead of zooming around them, officer Mark James pulls over and makes sure the group crosses the road safely. Because of his act of kindness, he loses the speeder, but he walks away a hero in our hearts! ...
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Countdown: Best of the Spirit Animals
At PawNation, we always seek to find the inner animal, not only in ourselves but others as well. This mission has led us down an amusing path of animal celebrity impersonators, critters that harness a celeb's energy so well, there is no other term for them except "spirit animals." We've been collecting these astounding…
Starting the day can be tough, but you know what makes it easier? Adorable GIFs. Check out these furry mini flicks floating around the Web. It's probably the cutest way to waste time before the coffee kicks in. 1. More Than Just A Kiss... 2. Check Out My Moves! 3. Who's The Predator Now? 4. Are Your Sure This Angle Is Flattering? 5. This Is For You And ... This Is For You! Get Another Dose Of Adorable Animals: ...
Mother ducks are rather overbearing, but when it comes to teaching their ducklings a lesson, they choose not to coddle. This mom, in particular, believes the best form of learning is by doing. Her tiny ducklings may have never jumped before, but when you're this young, every day presents new challenges and learning opportunities. In front of a crowd of spectators, the fearless flock musters up enough courage to take the biggest leap of their lives. Watch to see if they all make it safely to the ground. ...
Two bald eagles found themselves locked together by their talons after colliding during a midair battle, crashing to the ground at Duluth International Airport in Minnesota, according to the Associated Press. Minnesota conservation officer Randy Hanzal told Grind TV that it's not unusual for mature eagles to battle over territory, which they do by fighting in midair and grabbing at each other with their talons. Typically, the eagles will let go of one another before they hit the ground, but this time, the two birds found themselves stuck together. Hanzal said that the eagles were fairly calm when he brought them to the wildlife rehabilitation center. He covered them with blankets and ...
