drinking

It's impossible not to smile when seeing these adorable panda cubs drinking and enjoying some milk whilst laying on their backs. It's simply too cute to process so we're malfunctioning here just a little bit. 

These adorable panda cubs you see in the video are from the Chongqing Zoo, Class of 2019. During their milk time, they are brought outside and each provided a bottle. One panda cub can't seem to help but kick up their little feet while drinking the milk and we're very much in love with that small, simple act. 

These panda cub nannies are living the dream!

What a great mother, teaching her youngling the ways of the word! 

Lucky Paws is recording videos of cute kittens growing up from day 1 to day 100 -- this is day 38. And on day 38, little baby kittens are learning how to drink from a bowl -- just like their mama! 

One little kitten, named Cream, seems to have understood the whole drinking concept pretty quickly! 

Water fountains are an ingenious invention for cats. Cats love running water, they love fresh water so a running water fountain? Seems full-proof, right? 

Well, maybe not. I cannot tell you how many fountains I've purchased for my cat who seems so have no problem drinking from a lid that's gathered dirty water but somehow a fresh-running fountain is the epitome of evil.

These two cats, however, seem to not be as terrified of the object as my cat. What is your secret, Walter Santi?

There is a new object in the house and each cat is taking a different approach.

Conservationist, entomologist and television host Phil Torres of Jungle Diaries, who spent two years in the Peruvian Amazon, captured on video the remarkable sight of flocks of colorful butterflies swarming around the faces of turtles, truly looking as if they were animated characters out of a Disney film. As it turns out, these lepidopteran insects were drinking the tears of the turtles as a means to get the sodium and other minerals needed to regulate their metabolism, boost their reproduction and ensure their survival. Nature is beautiful! 

This cat has life figured out.  All she needs now are a couple of servants to fan and feed her! 

Cat wiggle ears happily as he drinks milk from a bottle. Pure joy.

John Wells of The Field Lab in Texas, had a simple idea for a video called "The Bucket." He left a camera at the bottom of a bucket of water in the desert near his lab to see if any visitors would come by to take a drink. A bee, a rabbit and even a donkey are some of the surprising visitors.