Grant Torino

An otter at Sea World in San Diego has fun with an energetic toddler. Which is what otters really are underneath that fur!

Beagle trying to catch a ball!! Cute, well done Purin!!

It's what a bear's den looks like inside. Doesn't seem to be very comfortable.

A zorse or zebrula is the offspring of a zebra stallion and a horse mare. The zorse is shaped more like a horse than a zebra, but has boldly striped legs and, often, stripes on the body or neck. Like most other interspecies hybrids, it is infertile. Recently and especially in the United States the zorse became a circus and a domestic animal.

Zorses are stronger smarter and faster than horses and are easily trained. They are also almost immune to hot weather, and zorses do not seem to tire.

These Kittens like playing on the slide in the garden, they haven't quite figured it out yet! So, who needs a treadmill anyway?

Parkour, also known as free-walking, is damn impressive to watch when done right. Videos on YouTube get tens of millions of views as free-walkers bravely leap between rooftops, over fences, along walls or up trees—anywhere two feet and a firm grip can get you. The goal is to get from one point to another in the most elegant way possible, even if that second point is 20 feet up a building facade, or blocked by errant construction materials.

Well, free-walking is not just for humans anymore. Meet Tret, the parkour dog. He is better at Parkour than most people. Watch him climb trees, do trick jumps, and leap from building to building like it’s an average day at the park. Two extra feet are a big asset it seems. That is one well trained animal.

This cat is every brave at first in the face of a few dogs. Then it simply runs away. This proves the old adage that if you run away you’ll live to fight another day.

It's not everyday that you see a funny animal in real life, much less one worthy of a demotivational poster. Thanks to the internet, getting uninspired just became a lot easier.