Well, at least most of the time. I say this because there are also times when kids, especially toddlers, will pout, stamp their feet, and scream like the end of the world is coming and there is nowhere to hide As a parent, it’s hard to know what to do when this kind of things happen so that you can put an end to the tantrum as soon as possible. 

As it turns out, it’s not only human parents who have to deal with this problem, but animals as well. Just look at the mom elephant in the video below. 

When her baby throws a temper tantrum in the middle of the road, she quickly jumps into action and does what moms do best: she handles the situation! “We waited but after a few minutes of roadside grazing the females and other elephants moved into the roadside bush,” Antonio da Cruz, that witnessed the whole scene, explained. 

“This little guy had been standing in the middle of the road and was determined to stay put. After flaying his legs, head and tail a few times he looked over at his mom and she then called his bluff by moving further away into the bush. He quickly got up, gave us a stare and then chased after her.” The mother elephant doesn’t seem to be too concerned and knows that tantrum will pass a lot sooner if she just keeps her cool. This is a whole new level of cuteness! If this lovely footage wouldn’t bright your day, I’m not sure what ever will! 

 Watch the hilarious scene, bellow:

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The moment unfolded at the Cape Wildlife Center in Massachusetts! When volunteers at the Cape center spotted one of the geese that live in the pond nearby, struggling to walk, they immediately became concerned. 

So they decided to take Arnold – how the male goose is named – inside their facility for further examination. The vets concerns proved to be founded as they discovered the goose had an injury on his foot and his life was in real danger. 

The only option to save Arnold’s life was surgery! “In order to save the foot, and give him a chance at survival, we knew we had to perform surgery on his foot,” Cape Wildlife Center wrote on Facebook. 

However, it turned out not only the vets have been concerned about Arnold’s condition. As the medical team was preparing for surgery, they noticed an unlikely visitor just outside the door. 

Another goose was sitting there and the vets immediately recognize her as Arnold’s lifelong mate. Apparently, the goose has somehow managed to track her boyfriend down and followed him to be next to him in these difficult times. 

  “We just heard a faint tapping at the clinic door,” the center wrote. “We turned to see that his mate had waddled up onto the porch and was attempting to break into our clinic! She had somehow located him …” Worried, Arnold’s soulmate remained in front of the door throughout the procedure. Thankfully, the medics did a great job and the surgery proved to be a success. 

Shortly after they got the job done, they opened the door and let the two goose to reunite. “She remained there throughout the entire procedure, watching us work, never moving from the doorway,” they wrote. “They both seemed much more at ease in each other’s presence.

Though Arnold has to stay at the center a little longer, the staff hopes he will recover as soon as possible, to get to his caring girlfriend. 

“We will do our best to get him back out quickly and will perform bandage changes and treatments in view of the doorway when possible so that his mate can check up on him,” the Cape Wildlife Center post reads.
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 Before she knew it, an adorably affectionate baby elephant had knocked her down, sat on her, and proceed to smother her with lots of muddy cuddles.

 
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 It is not uncommon for bears to be in this garbage dump because they go there to find food, which is still a surprising location for bears. It may go there for food and get tired, so the sofa is ideal for relaxing. Mandy found that the bear was sitting very humane, cross-legged, waiting for the other bears to finish their work. Interestingly, the sofa’s position even puts an abandoned TV in front of it, so this bear looks like watching TV on a garbage dump. 

Such an exciting story, and Mandy’s photos are priceless. Mandy Stantic, who took these photos, said that you couldn’t see it in the pictures, but the bear may have watched abandoned TV. “Whenever somebody would come up with fresh garbage, the bears would all just come running, like a herd of bears to whatever vehicle was there so they could go through it first,” she said. 

  “Just something different to see. You don’t see it that often.”
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