A son, his mom and a trombone A young man has fun adding sound effects to his mother's daily chores by playing the trombone. A video directed by Peet Montzingo.
Fox and Bubbles Occurred on July 15, 2016 / Brighton, UK "We have a 4 month old wild fox cub who is intrigued by the bubbles we were blowing in our garden. She and her brother visited my garden daily for over four months to play, quarrel, and sleep. I never tried to touch or tame them, but provided entertainment such as soft toys or bubbles."
Rescued Bear’s Shocking Transformation More than 30 years ago, a bear cub named Fifi arrived at a Pennsylvania roadside zoo. For years, she and other bears were forced to perform confusing tricks, like standing on their hind legs. After the roadside zoo closed its doors more than 20 years ago, Fifi languished in a tiny, rusted cage that contained nothing more than a dilapidated doghouse for shelter. Fifi was thin, her coat was dull and dirty, and she suffered from painful, untreated arthritis. Every step was a struggle. In July 2015, PETA and The Wild Animal Sanctuary rescued her. She was transported to the Colorado facility, where she finally had the care and the vast habitat that she deserved. After just five months at the sanctuary, Fifi's body finally matches her big and beautiful personality. She is healthy, her coat is full, and her legs are getting stronger every day. And this year, for the first time in her long life, Fifi is hibernating in her new, comfy den.
Polar Bears Play in Snow at the San Diego Zoo Polar Bear Plunge at the San Diego Zoo was transformed into a winter wonderland early this morning, as nearly 26 tons of glistening white snow blanketed the polar bear exhibit. The three bears—Kalluk, Tatqiq and Chinook—showed their excitement by frolicking in the snow. They rolled around in the fresh powder and wrestled with each other all morning long. Animal care staff also scattered yams, carrots, melons and beef femur bones throughout the exhibit as added enrichment, and watched as the bears pounced and dug for their prizes. This surprise snowy enrichment was made possible by donors who contributed to the animal care wish list on the San Diego Zoo website, sandiegozoo.org. Enrichment is very important for the bears, as it stimulates them, keeps them active and promotes natural behaviors. “This was a special day for the polar bears, and I could tell they really loved it,” said Susan Purtell, senior keeper, San Diego Zoo. “It was great seeing them roll around in the snow, showcasing their natural behaviors.”
Bear family visits pool in New Jersey A mother bear and her five cubs decided to beat the sweltering heat this past Tuesday by taking a dip in backyard pool.
“Black in Black” with a pan A man in a knight's helmet plays AC/DC's "Black in Black" on acoustic guitar while getting hit on the head by a woman with a pan.