Funny stories and pictures of wildlife. Can you stop laughing?
Animals often find themselves in entertaining situations, and their behavior can be funny and warm. In this article, we show some funny animal stories, and some funny pictures that made people happy.
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- A mischievous cat named Brigitte in New Zealand became a local celebrity for consistently stealing socks and men's underwear from her neighbors.
- In New York City, a daring squirrel made headlines after stealing an ice cream cone from a truck and enjoying it like a human, delighting onlookers.
- A clever crow in Japan impressed scientists and the public by using dropped coins to operate a vending machine and obtain snacks.
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- A hungry black bear in Colorado broke into a home solely to raid the kitchen for pizza, creating a hilarious scene for the returning homeowners.
- In London, commuters were amused to see a pigeon calmly riding a train, behaving just like a regular passenger on his daily commute.
- Moss, a golden retriever, became a local postal helper by enthusiastically delivering mail given to him by the postman and adored by his neighbors.
- A parrot in the UK named Rocco shocked his owner by using Alexa to try ordering snacks online, showing just how smart and sneaky birds can be.
Cat Thief:
A mischievous cat in New Zealand, Brigitte, has gained notoriety in her neighbourhood for repeatedly stealing clothes, especially men's underwear and socks, from her neighbours' homes. Over the course of several months, Brigitte's owner found more than 60 socks and 11 pairs of underwear in the house, which she had to return afterwards. The owner even created leaflets to inform the neighbors about Brigitte's unusual habit and demand the return of stolen items.
The squirrel who loves ice cream:
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A squirrel in New York City caused a local stir after being caught on camera sneaking into an ice cream truck, grabbing a cone, and rushing to enjoy his desserts. The owner of the ice cream truck, who left the truck open during deliveries, returned to find the squirrel enjoying a stolen cone. The scene of the squirrel holding ice cream with its tiny claws and licking it like a human went viral, with people around the city laughing at the squirrel's audacity in stealing.
The clever crow who solved puzzles:
Crows are known for their intelligence, but one raven in Japan took problem solving to a new level. This smart bird learned how to use the vending machine to get snacks. He would pick up the remaining coins on the ground, drop them into the machine, and collect his food rewards. The bird's ability to solve puzzles became so famous that it attracted the attention of scientists studying animal intelligence, and people were amazed who saw the crow doing its work from its clever tricks.
The bear that broke into a pizzeria:
In Colorado, a hungry black bear broke into a house, not for honey or berries, but for pizza! The bear manages to open the kitchen window and head straight to the pizza, completely ignoring other food options. The owners returned to find pizza boxes scattered around them and a satisfied bear hanging out on their couch. Fortunately, the bear left before it could cause any damage, but the story of the pizza-loving bear made everyone laugh.
The dove that took the train:
In London, a pigeon was seen entering a train station, jumping on a train, and riding it as if it were the most natural thing in the world. The pigeon sat on the bench, looking like a normal passenger. After a few stops, the pigeon descended and flew away, prompting passengers to joke that it was just trying to avoid walking or flying in the rain. What stunned many passengers the most was the dove's indifference to the whole situation.
The dog that got a job as a postman:
The golden retriever dog named Moss loved chasing the postman but didn't have any aggressive intentions – he just wanted to help deliver the mail. The postman soon realized that Moss was fascinated by the mail and began giving him letters to "deliver" to their owners. Moss became so skilled at it that neighbors began to leave letters bearing Moss's name, and he proudly delivered mail every day. His enthusiasm for his "job" made him an unofficial part of the local postal service.
The cat that ran for mayor:
An Alaskan town called Talketna made national headlines for the election of a cat named Stubbs as its mayor. Stubbs, a gingerbread cat, served as the city's honorary mayor for nearly 20 years. Although his duties were mostly symbolic (since there was no official mayor of the city), Stubbs enjoyed his role, often welcoming visitors to a local store where he spent most of his time. His career as mayor became legendary, and Stubbs became the beloved mascot of the city of Talketna, attracting tourists from all over the world.
The parrot who was fooling people with phone calls:
In the UK, a parrot named Rocco used to use Amazon's voice-activated assistant, Alexa, to place orders for snacks and household items while its owner was away. Rocco was smart enough to figure out how to communicate with Alexa, and his owner came home one day to find a variety of random items on the order list, ranging from strawberries to kettle. Fortunately, Roku's owner canceled orders before they were delivered, but the parrot's mischievous behavior caused a sensation, proving that birds can be full of surprises.
