These baby ducks are about to take their first dive into the kitchen sink.
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Tag: Animals
Dancing Deer
A dog and a deer meet in a stream and as they approach each other their curiosity is apparent. Once they connect the dog just seems to be really chilled out about the meeting of a new friend. However, the deer dances around the dog in a level of excitement that surprised the owner.
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This deer thinks she’s a dog and runs with my dog when we go for a walk. This time she was feeling a little frisky.
British Man Adopts Pygmy Goat
Warning: you will want a pygmy goat too if you watch this video.
Benjamin is an orphaned 5 week old pygmy goat who lives with Tom at Pot House Hamlet, Silkstone, Barnsley, S754JU.
Benjamin’s is one of twins but his mother didn’t take to him. There appeared to be little hope for the baby boy so in stepped Tom. Tom has been hand rearing the baby goat day and night and now he has turned a corner and really healthy.
Benjamin follows Tom everywhere at Pot House Hamlet, he meets and greets the customers and loves to skip and jump around the place.
Ian White from the BBC visited Pot House Hamlet to produce a segment for the news.
Pot House Hamlet is a tourist attraction based on the edge of the Pennines, in the rural village of Silkstone in Barnsley, Yorkshire.
We have plenty to see and do here so pop down and visit.
Pot House Hamlet, The place to visit!
Footage and production by BBC Yorkshire
Heartbroken Dog Waits At The Hospital For An Owner Who Will Never Return
Every day a devoted brown Dachshund named Masha has been waiting at a Siberian hospital for her owner who died a year ago. Heartbroken Masha has been visiting the Novosibirsk District Hospital Number One for the past two years, ever since her owner, a pensioner from the village of Dvurechie, was admitted. Masha was his only visitor. She would go away at night to guard their house and return to the hospital in the morning to keep the man company.
It seems that love is more an animal concept than a human one.
Sadly, the man died a year ago but the loyal dog continues to show up every day, presumably because she believes he’s still there, or because she has nowhere else to go. With her undying loyalty, Masha has managed to worm her way into the hearts of the hospital staff. They now ensure that a warm bed and food await her whenever she arrives. They hope that she’ll be able to recover from her sadness and be able to find a new home.
She is waiting for him, for her owner,” said nurse Alla Vorontsova. “Just recently a family tried to adopt her, but Masha ran away and returned to the hospital. She was taken on Friday evening, and at 3am on Saturday she was back here.”
“You see her eyes, how sad they are – it’s not the usual shiny eyes for when a dog is happy,” said chief doctor Vladimir Bespalov. “You can see this in animals in the same way as with people. There is no medicine that can help her, but we are still hoping that Masha will be able to find another owner. One day, our Masha will trust somebody.”
Polar Bears And Dogs Playing
A clip from “Jailed Polar Bear”, on First Science TV, discusses the unique bond between Brian Ladoon’s dogs and a group of bears. Brian breeds sled dogs and discovered the polar bears were more interested in playing than displaying aggression.
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In 1992 a wildlife photographer Norbert Rosing, who did work for National Geographic and other magazines, was visiting Churchill, Manitoba in Canada and went to see a sled dog kennel owned by breeder Brian Ladoon.
While visiting, a large male polar bear appeared out of nowhere and approached one of the dogs. The dog stayed put and wagged its tail, and the bear and dog began gently touching each others noses and began to play. The two men were shocked. Rosing took out his camera and captured the encounter.
A second polar bear then also appeared and also joined in the play with the dog. For the next week the bears came back and played with the dogs. Then they vanished. Rosing thought that the encounter demonstrated very unusual behavior, given that dogs and bears are natural enemies. It was a one in a million encounter to witness.
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