animal videos

Upon finding a baby king snake with two fully functional heads in his backyard, Tennessee man Paul Carver took it to state wildlife officials, who were just as baffled as he was. “I’ve been working 13 years and been in the woods all my life — nearly 40 years — and I’ve never seen anything like this,” explained wildlife officer Dale Grandstaff.

Don’t taunt a sheep unless you want to end up getting rammed (pun intended) like the girl in this video. This sheep goes nuts after a nasty little urchin tosses a coconut at its head. Luckily for the rude girl the sheep’s ramming instincts have preceded the development of his horns. Check out some retribution, sheep-style, in the video below

Seagulls have been on quite a crime spray as of late, stealing everything from cameras to golf balls to hamburgers. In the video below, humanity was able to exert a bit of revenge on the thieving birds with a simple trick involving some french fries and a glass windshield. Watch the rats of the sky get trolled.

Pandas are pretty adorable when they just lay about or move around at a sloth-like pace. So when the rare bears actually do something exciting — like enthusiastically embracing the concept of a rocking chair, as panda Ying Hua does below —  it’s a must-see video.

When we last checked in with Russia, there was a guy going around the country seeing how many breasts he could feel up. Things get even stranger in this new viral video from the former Soviet Union, which shows two wannabe ninjas in a public square engaging in what can only be described as a duel involving live pigeons.

It’s bad enough that bears have been known to attack random hikers. Now the animals seem to have graduated to grand theft auto. According to MSNBC, a bear gained entrance to a parked Toyota Prius in Lake Tahoe, California. Once inside the car, the animal destroyed the interior, then rolled down a steep 25-foot driveway after accidentally putting the car into neutral.

While its true that laser beams have yet to become the bad guy-zapping weapons we were promised by science fiction, the laser does have many modern day uses. In this video, for example, we find that a laser pointer can be used to perplex and fascinate a cockatoo. Kiwi never is able to capture the little red dot with his beak or his claw, but it’s not for lack of trying.