Traffic block is so annoying. It easily gets us irritated, especially when we’re rush out of the house for work in the morning. You are almost late, and of course, it’s not an ideal way to start a day at all.

Have you ever felt pleasant or even excited during traffic congestion? Well, this totally depends on the cause of the stuck. A street parade, a bike race, or even a playful wrestle between animals who come out from the bush.

This is exactly what happens at the Kruger National Park in South Africa. A pack of adorable lion cubs stops in the middle of the road for relaxation, causing traffic block. The gang playfully fights with each other and gets a lot of fun together.

As it was an unusual approach with wild baby animals, the pair captured it on their camera and shared it on their social accounts. Those pictures won thousands of attention. The pair got
an exciting time with traffic stuck. Admire them!

The Bryant family, from the Cambrian Heights suburb in Calgary, recently shared a video of a bunny eating a snowman’s carrot nose. The video quickly went viral and had over 61.7k views at the time of writing. It was even featured on the news, including on CBC and NBC.

Mr. Snowman, meet Bunny. Bunny, meet Mr. Snowman

At first, people thought that the bunny came to give Mr. Snowman some kisses. But in fact, the kisses turned into nibbling. The hungry bunny devoured the entire carrot and left only a small chunk behind.

Little snow kisses

When the family watched the amazing scene, they filmed it and took the opportunity to take some photos. Scroll down to see the video that is guaranteed to make your day brighter and warmer!

Watch the video here:

It’s great to see a bunny chomping a carrot, RSPCA shares that carrots shouldn’t be a rabbit or hare’s main source of food as they’re full of sugar. They should be treated like, well, treats and given only in small amounts as rewards.

They turned into nibbling. Nom nom nom

Here’s what people said after enjoying the magical video:

One person said: “If the snowman would have been wearing a mask, this tragedy might not have happened!”

There was barely anything left

The second shared: “How cute! When there was enough snow we used to make snowmen studded with carrots, seeds and the like to provide treats for bunnies, birds etc.”

Love and kindness can warm the coldest hearts. They may come from our beloved families, close friends, or even someone we have never met. Our adorable cats and dogs can also afford these, guys. They are happy to give love to people and animals around them. And, a puppy that no one wants to adopt uses its persistence to approach an aggressive mini horse and becomes its best friend.

And their hope came true with the help of Dally, a cute puppy that the couple rescued a few months after Spanky’s adoption.

Although the horse was not friendly with the little dog, he didn’t hurt her. He continued to ignore the tiny creature.

You can watch the video of the odd friends below.

That moment was important for the two. They officially became friends and have been inseparable since then. They love spending time together, from sleeping to playing. Dalla finds the safest and most comfortable seat for every ride – his friend’s back. And Spanky, he gets a true companion for his journeys. Is there anything better than this?

Looking at this charming bird, you will feel like you are seeing a retro lady with great taste in fashion. It just looks so unreal it could make you feel like you are traveling back in time and getting lost inside a fairy tale.

Even though they share the same name, the female doesn’t have that gorgeous pink shade on its coat like the male. Instead, its plumage is more like a combination of different brown tones, except for the eye-catching white polka dots on the black patches on both sides of its underpart.

The pink-throated twinspot’s natural habitats are mostly dry savanna and moist, subtropical or tropical shrubland. It tends to prefer dry, thick scrub, woodland with dense and tangled undergrowth, thickets, palm savanna, and the edges of forested areas.

This birdy mostly feeds on seeds of grasses, but in captivity, it accepts insects too.

There were only two pink-throated twinspot nests found in the wild so its breeding habits still remain a mystery despite its large range. However, it’s reported that each pink-throated twinspot female often lays three to four eggs and that’s everything we know so far. In captivity, the chicks could live under the care of the parents for 20 – 21 days.

A once-of-a-lifetime moment has been captured as an enormous sea turtle emerges from the ocean in an unknown area, resting in the sand then heading back to disappear in the waves.

A group of visitors who were lucky to witness the scene filmed it in the video below. The animal was later claimed to be a majestic leatherback turtle.

So, how big a leatherback turtle can really be? Identified as the world’s largest sea turtle, the Leatherback turtle grows up to 7 feet long and weighs up to 2,000 pounds as adults. One of the distinctive features that make Leatherback turtles different from other turtles is their front flippers which can reach up to 8.9 feet in length.

They populate mostly in the temperate, subtropical, and tropical waters of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian oceans. They travel individually and only meet other turtles for breeding.

Another feature that helps distinguish these turtles is their shell, for which they are named after. Unlike most turtles, they don’t have a bony carapace but frow thick, leathery skin on their back.

The World Wildlife Fund has classified the Leatherback turtle as a vulnerable species due to the sharp decrease in its population over the years. Therefore, it is not easy to be able to see a Leatherback turtle nowadays. Let’s enjoy this rare sight!

The black and yellow broadbill is an outstanding bird. A lot of striking features are gifted to these fluffy tiny guys, making them conspicuous in the world of birds.

An aqua beak goes along with a black head and bright yellow eyes are the first things that grasp human’s attention. They make these birds so adorable.

Their peach-pink underparts and black and yellow wings are also striking details. This plumage is so unique, right? I have never thought that black, yellow, and pink could combine harmoniously like that.

And, humans can’t keep their eyes off these adorable tiny birds.

There is one interesting fact that cute little black and yellow broadbills are named “disproportionately loud.” It seems to be a big contrast with their appearance, right?

These cute creatures produce series of high-pitched coos that increases in pitch and speed, turning into a maddened series of loud whistles.

Currently, these tiny broadbills are listed as ‘near threatened’ on the IUCN Red List. The main cause is the loss of their habitat.

Love and share can make this world a better place. Just a small act of kindness may save and change a person’s life forever if it comes at the right time. This is always true when the objects are helpless animals. Not only adorable and friendly cats and dogs need help, but wild baby animals also appreciate it. If there is someone to provide them temporary shelters during the storm, they will be grateful for that kind heart.

This is what the woman in this story does. Amscoil (her name) has a frequent visitor to her garden – an adorable and friendly baby deer. One day when a storm was approaching her town, Amscoil decided to leave her back door open for her furry friend to come and stay overnight. She wanted to give the fawn a safe shelter. Later, they left her house and went back to the forest.

Amazingly, she found 3 baby deer in her living room when waking up the next morning. As it turned out, the baby deer asked two other friends to get into the warm-hearted woman’s house. It sensed her goodwill and was happy to receive it.

The cute gang made her day! Happiness is sometimes very simple. You can definitely find it from your giving.

You can watch the video below!

“Recently, the back door was open as a storm was coming. The deer were nowhere to be found. I went inside, was heading to the front door, only to see them next to an end table in the living room. Told them they could sleep in the house for the night because it was going to be nasty,” Amscoil wrote in one of her social media posts.

If you love this heart-warming story, just share it with your family and friends. Good deeds are worth spreading!

Friendship is something that’s very marvelous. Two animals of different species can get along well with each other. There is no strange to see a dog befriend a cat. But whether it’s normal when an owl and a duckling become a pair? This actually happens. This rare picture was captured by wildlife artist Laurie Carver-Estes. Keep scrolling!

An owl and a duckling were seen sitting together in a nesting box on the tree. A wildlife artist named Laurie Carver-Estes, living in Jupiter, Florida, spotted this when she was out in her backyard.

At the beginning, Laurie could hardly believe in what she was seeing. But she immediately took out her camera and snap a picture. It could be a once in a lifetime shot. What an odd pair!

Just a few minutes later, the duckling came out of the box, landed on the ground, and waddled to the nearby pond.

Laurie believes that the duckling was reunited with its parents. She also said that the photo of the owl and the duckling in the birdhouse would be one of the most unique ones in her life.

There are many strikingly beautiful hummingbirds in nature. These tiny and chubby creatures are too perfect to be true. They rock the world, making a name for themselves with enchanting plumage. You can never keep your eyes off these creatures when you spot them in real life. If you have an opportunity, just make sure that you grasp it.

The Ecuadorian hillstar is such an outstanding hummingbird! It is famous for its striking glittering violet-purple hood, dark olive-green upperparts, and white belly with a horizontal black stripe at the middle.

For these distinctive feathers, this bird has dubbed an incredible flying gem of nature. Do you agree?

This hummingbird dines mainly on nectar, especially from the orange-flowered Chuquiragua shrub. But they also eat small insects and spiders.

The female Ecuadorian hillstar builds her cup-shaped nest in a bush, shrub, or small tree during the breeding season. This nest is made from plant fibers, feathers, and green moss. She then lay one egg in the nest, incubates it, and feeds the hatchling until fully fledged, around 20 days.