animals

Dorothy is no longer the only person walking among lions, tigers and bears.

What's the thing that everyone knows about llamas? That they spit, right? So why are these people caught off-guard?

We don't know what's gotten into these guys. Maybe some of them just aren't cut out for life on the farm.

If you love watching videos of animals yelling like humans, but were worried the whole goat thing was getting a little bit played out, this is the video for you.

Peter Bailey, 27, was taking his dog for her evening walk along the beach in Tenby, Wales, when he came across this unusual sight. He snapped some pictures of it, because he had no idea what it is, and now it has earned the name The Beast of Tenby.

The thought of a man eating, chew-you-up-and-turn-you-into sea poo brand of Great White is frightening enough to keep us out of the ocean during spring break; however, scientists say that the sharks of our time are goldfish in comparison to this fiendish 25-foot chainsaw-toothed, prehistoric killer known as Helicoprion.

Monkeys and apes—sometimes they look so much like us that it's almost like we're all somehow related.

Supposedly this is the war cry of the Namaqua Rain Frog, but honestly, it's not very intimidating. It seems to be more of a "cry for help" cry, the kind you make when things are about to turn ugly. Then again, we don't know how anything could be as ugly as this frog...

Last month at the Adventure Aquarium in Camden, New Jersey, Casanova was born.

Minor league hockey doesn't always pack in the fans, especially in the desert climate of Bakersfield, Calif., where the hometown Condors sometimes resort to odd promotions and in-game entertainment, like setting a giant crazed bird loose in the arena.

Man is widely considered to be the deadliest animal on the planet, mostly because it's hard to match the killing power of our guns and nuclear bombs. Even so, there are plenty of lethal predators out there that are more than willing to take us on and, if fortune favors these creates in battle, rip a chunk out of our flesh, or even end our lives.

The BBC is known for putting together outstanding nature documentaries. From the network's Africa series, comes this little gem of a deer being stalked by a leopard. The deer gets tipped off in time and runs away, but the reaction from an onlooking squirrel provides us with a priceless "oh sh*t!" moment-check it out below.