A CHIMPANZEE SCROLLING THROUGH INSTAGRAM

The images of Sugriva, a chimpanzee resident at the Myrtle Beach Safari, scrolling through an Instagram feed, have gone viral on social media, and it's not hard to see why. Some critics claim that this behavior is due to continuous training over time, but Kody Antle, the center's director, assures that this has not been the case, and that Sugriva has always been interested in mobile phones.

At the core, the behavior of primates, including chimps, isn't that different from the average human's.

I'm sure if there wasn't glass between you, he'd munch on your guts, buddy.


Meanwhile, on the African savanna, this lioness attacked by a pack of hyenas is saved by her pride.

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BRUTALLY ATTACKED BY HIS SHEEP

Holy shit, dude, you won't believe this! So, there's this security camera footage showing a shepherd getting brutally attacked by his own flock of sheep. And get this, supposedly the sheep ended up stripping themselves naked, danced around his dead body, drank his blood from a carved wooden bowl, and then freaking ate him! No wonder farmers are up in arms. Poor guy.



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WAKING UP WITH KISSES AND LOTS OF LOVE

In a world where we often wake up to the sound of an alarm, stressed by daily obligations, waking up full of love and kisses is a luxury that invites us to pause, even for a moment, and appreciate what truly matters. It reminds us that, above all, we are made to love and be loved.



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DON'T TOUCH A DOG THAT ISN'T YOURS

Not touching a dog that isn't yours is a rule of common sense and respect both towards the dog and its owner. Dogs have different personalities and temperaments, and some may be more prone than others to react negatively to contact from strangers.




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STUCK IN THE POND

A dog is swimming, trapped in a pond it can't get out of because the ground is too slippery. A guy decides to jump in and get him out of there.

Now we've got a dog and a guy stuck in the pond, unable to get out because the ground is too damn slippery.



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TAKING A DIP IN THE AMAZON

They say piranhas usually don't attack people because we're not part of their diet. In other words, if you bathe in an area with piranhas, they might not come near you, but of course, it's a risk. Just sensing blood, feeling threatened, or being hungry or disoriented can make one bite you, and if they sense you're soft and draw blood, you won't make it out alive.



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The hell of the FriendZone.

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SAVED BY AN INVISIBLE SHIELD

An invisible force shield, similar to what the Death Star had, the famous imperial space station, protects this cute kitten from the talons of a hungry peregrine falcon.




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