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The ocean is the biggest diversity of living things, plants, and aquatic animals. And this twitter page just brings us all this wonderful diversity in a collection of daily videos. 

Move aside, cats and dogs! It's BIRB time. We just love this Tumblr page that is all about avian humor and funny bird gifs and videos.  

Conservation biologist @biologistimoshared a video of blue sheep appearing to walk at an impossible angle in the Valley of the Cats in China. Some noted that it feels like the video is the wrong way up. Video via @biologistimo

On her page, she describes her unique story in one sentence: 'Middle-aged marketing consultant with no experience of or link to farming buys old farmhouse and land, takes on over 150 rescued and rehomed animals, and writes a (poetry) book about it'. Meet Di Slaney, the amazing woman who 14 years ago, left her life in the city behind to run a farm for animals with special needs in Nottinghamshire.

The Caenhill Countryside Centre is a charity near Devizes, Wiltshire, which works with schoolchildren and young people to teach them about farming, animals, and the countryside. The farm is owned by 61-year-old Chris Franklin, who has the cutest daily habit of posting "Rush hour" videos of his farm animals- every morning he opens the door to his barn and commentates as the many ducks, geese, and roosters inside make their way into the yard. Franklin had always been interested in the internet, he said, and he heard the kids on his farm talking about TikTok. When he went on the app, he was confused by the fact there were people "lipsyncing and doing fun things ... 15 seconds of madness!" He wondered if his own footage of the animals would go down well on the app. Well, thousands of views and followers later, it most certainly has. Check out some of his cute videos. 

With a little insect and a lot of patience, scientist Adrian Smith found a way to film what happens when an ant stings somebody and shared it on a fascinating twitter thread. Video via @DrAdrianSmith

We're here to tell you about a new adorable trend on Twitter: Pet Owners take videos of their pets in the wild — or, uh, on top of the kitchen table — and narrate them like the host of a nature show. It is exactly as delightful as it sounds. The challenge began as a prompt from Article Group, a marketing agency. They came up with the idea to celebrate the release of The Secret Life of Pets 2.

A few days ago, the Instagram account @SubwayCreatures shared a video of a rat bumping and grinding on the poles of a Manhattan train and took the internet by a storm. The internet quickly dubbed this critter as the "Pole Dancing Rat'. But on this funny page, you can find so many more videos of funny animals riding the train and here are some of their latest. We just can't stop laughing.