Here is how you marry Patty and Selma's obsession with MacGyver and Crazy Cat Lady's obsession with cats. Without further ado, we give you: MacGyver Cat.

The cuteness of this kitten gives new meaning to cute kittens. Plus she has good taste in music.

This dog is very threatened by his mirror image, yet keeps coming back for more.

Pods of dolphin happily surf the waves.

Watch these cute little kittens squeak as they try to jump out of a blue bucket.

This lion cub is old enough to run around outside, but not too old to get a smackdown from Dad.

Meet Roxy, a Thai Ridgeback mix who's training has been inspired by natural movement and Parkour.

More calculating than panda bears, these house cats have realized the one thing that separates man from beast - door knobs. Now that they've mastered this trick, they'd like to remind everyone that they will one day rule us all.

Watch this kitty hang upside-down on the stairs.

December 4th 2006 a giant squid is caught on video for the first time off the shore of the Ogasawara Islands south of Tokyo.

I, for one, welcome our new equine overlords with welcoming arms. And maybe a sign. "Welcome Horse Overlords," it will say. And maybe they will spare me from a life of painful and neverending hard labor.

These two birds channel Chris Kattan and Will Ferrell as they dance to the song ubiquitous with A Night at the Roxbury, "What is Love?"

This clever campaign for Drench Water shows hamsters, amped up on water, playing in a band. Watch the extreme cuteness as these little guys nibble on miniature saxaphones, trumpets, and harmonicas. Enough to melt even the coldest of hearts.

Don't let the cute rolling over trick fool you, this panda clearly has its eyes on freedom.

No. But if you're the first person to catch it once it falls you're allowed to run off with it screaming, "Miiiiine!" in this bizarre trailer park tradition.

Q: What do a dog and a duckling have in common? A: Each other. Watch these friends for life hanging round the house.

Kevin Richardson lives among his animal friends on his private wildlife preserve near Johannesburg. Though his methods are gentle and his interactions seem playful, one can't help but think of it all turning tragic, with narration by Werner Herzog.

It's great to love your pet but sometimes when they love you back they take it a little too far.

Here's a round-up of the viral craze that's both cute and funny... Animals inspired by other animals.

Poncho, a smart 30 year old double yellow headed amazon parrot, uses one of his feathers to help scratch his head. Best part, he wasn't taught to do this, he figured it out on his own!