Rajah, a lab-Catahoula Leopard Dog mix, was spooked by the sound of fireworks that she darted off outside and ran away. 

Her owners Mary Lynn Whitacre and Ryan Washick, tried to run after her, but they lost her. They searched for her for hours. They even posted it on Facebook and asked people for help in case they find her. 

Mary Lynn posted that Rajah was probably just around their area in Simpsonville and Woodruff Roads near Heritage Lakes. They also said that she was microchipped, and her tag has phone numbers. The couple drove around the area, too, hoping to find Rajah at the side of the street. After hours of searching, they surrendered and went back home. It was a tiring night for Mary Lynn and Ryan, and they were hoping that tomorrow would be better. 

But they got the biggest surprise at 3 AM. Their doorbell rang. And guess who they found? Rajah!

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  This incident is a good reminder for people out there who light fireworks during festivals. Animals have a different hearing ability compared to humans. 

They tend to have sharper hearing and perceives sound to be louder than what most humans hear. The sound of firecrackers or gunshots frightens them. It may also cause irreparable hearing loss.
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Such innocents lives. Nature is amazing and beautiful. (A BBC filming team) Following a polar bear mother and her two tiny cubs, in their epic journey from the the Svalbard islands to the North Pole, the team witnessed an unexpectedly comical moment Soon as they reached the endless glacier, the hungry mother started to chase seals – polar bears main food source – hoping her two cubs will also develop their [hunting] skills. 

But the mother bear’s expectations are soon [ruined] as one of the cubs epically [fails] on her first lesson. Inspired by the fearless mother, the cub seems more determined than ever to catch her own dinner, but only to fell on her back with fear, when a baby seal found its way through the ice just in front of the bear. And clearly, the little one didn’t expect to this…! Typical boy! 

Playing around and then… Thank you bbc for the cute footage. 

Glad there’s a video cutest thing ever! Baby bears are so cute but so are baby seals. Beautiful how all kinds of babies can get along. The innocence of childhood…no matter what species. Maybe in years to come when bear is hunting he might remember seal and give him a day off lol. 

This is one of the cutest things ever seen…! Absolutely precious! 

 Watch the lovely moment here:

 
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The humpback dolphins usually mingle with visitors at Barnacles Cafe & Dolphin Feeding at Tin Can Bay, north of the Sunshine Coast.

But it’s been weeks since visitors lined up to feed the animals due to coronavirus restrictions. Among the treasures the marine creatures have provided are sea sponges, barnacle-encrusted bottles and pieces of coral. 

“The pod has been bringing us regular gifts, showing us how much they’re missing the public interaction and attention,” said a post on the cafe’s Facebook page. “They are definitely missing you all.” A volunteer told the ABC while the pod has displayed the behaviour before, it had increased while the venue was closed. 

“Nothing surprises me with dolphins and their behaviour anymore,” told McGovern, a UQ PhD student. “They do everything - they use tools, they have culture, they have something similar to names in signature whistles. 

“In all likelihood, they probably don’t miss humans per se. They probably miss a free meal and the routine.” He speculated it may be a “play-like behaviour”. “They often play with bits of weed and coral and all sorts of things and just leave it on their rostrum (nose),” he said. 

“They’re used to getting fed now, so they’re used to humans coming in. “When it’s not happening, maybe it’s just out of boredom.”
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The mother duck will bring her babies here to say hello to her old friends! Every year, when the mother duck arrives, she walks through the MM Ewing Routine Care Center’s main hallway. 

Even more special, all of the current residents come out of their rooms to cheer on the little boys as they make their way through the building! The ducklings didn’t seem to understand what was going on, but they were clearly proud to be greeted! 

They even put up old signs to gently guide the mother duck and her babies if they appear to be going astray. The ducks are at ease walking through the building with the residents. The entire population of the building gets involved in assisting the ducks’ journey. 

To finish their journey, they went to the light through an open door at the end of the hallway. They enthusiastically led the way to this parade to ensure that no ducklings were left behind! As we learn more about animals, it seems that many of them have high intelligence, behavior, and emotions that blow our minds. 

This mother duck knows she’ll be safe there, so she keeps returning! Someone joked that this adorable story is like a new episode of “Duck Adventures” every year! 

That is so cute bless her and her ducklings that must make the residents day having her and her babies visit them. The mama duck obviously senses that the nursing home is a safe place, and I’m sure the residents enjoy this annual parade. 

Do you look forward to this adorable family of ducks’ annual journey? Who wouldn’t looove them?
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