The internet is full of heartwarming stories and charming videos of animals showing love to each other. Nonetheless, two adorable seals were recently caught on video sharing the sweetest embrace! Ben Burville from England is responsible for the underwater footage, and the short video is definitely meant to make your day. 

The beautiful moment was captured off the Northumberland coast in the UK, and it shows the pair of marine mammals gently cuddling each other, before sharing a kiss. 

All in an underwater dance of love! The short footage was initially shared on Twitter by Ben, and then it went viral online. Ben, who works as medic, is also a wildlife enthusiast, and for over two decades he’s been watching and documenting the marine life off the coast of Northumberland, where he lives. 

Though he has captured on camera dolphins, jellyfish and other marine creatures, Ben got overly attached by the seal population in the area. 

He even created a rapport about the seal population from these waters. 

 You can watch the heartwarming moment here:

  However, this wasn’t the first time when a pair of seals reveal their romantic side in front of the cameras. 

A couple of years ago, wildlife photographer Wayne Havenhand captured two seals sharing an idyllic moment on Horsey Beach, in Norfolk, England. “It was just so sweet,” said Havenhand, also originary from Northumberland. “The bigger seal, which had its flipper draped over the other one, was really gentle and tender. 

They were just enjoying the moment, in their own little world. It was lovely to watch.”
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The ingenious kid used LEGO pieces to build a wheelchair for the hopeless dog, so she can run, and restored our faith in humanity with their inspiring story! Life was very unfair with Gracie, a one-year-old adorable puppy. Born without her front legs due a birth defect, Gracie’s journey into this world seemed already impossible, but things got even worse. 

Unfortunately, when she was just a few-weeks old, her human parents gave up on her, and the helpless puppy ended up into a shelter. Despite everything, little Gracie overcame all the obstacles. Always friendly and sweet, the adorable puppy went straight to the shelter owners’ heart. 

The Turley family Kennesaw, Georgia, fell in love with Gracie the moment they have met her and decided to adopt her. These kind people were already knowing how to deal with a special needs puppy as they also adopted a three-legged and a paralyzed dogs. 

Nonetheless, they were a bit concerned of how Gracie would walk without hurting herself. The help came from a boy who volunteered at the shelter. Since Grace was still growing, she needed a wheelchair able to adapt. So the 12-year-old Dylan came up with a brilliant solution. 

He builded a very special wheelchair out of LEGO, and it exceeded all the expectations. Gracie has now the chance to enjoy her life, just like a normal puppy! “The first couple of times, it took her a minutes to figure it out,” Tammy Turley told THE DODO.

“However, we ended up getting little pieces of hot dog and when she smelled those, she took off.” 

 More about this story in the video below!

  For more, you can fallow Gracie on Facebook!

Alan Russell and his crew from Labrador, Newfoundland were roughly 4 miles (7 kilometers) away from shore when they spotted the critter perched atop of the makeshift raft. When they sailed closer, they found that it was a little Arctic fox, soaking wet and shivering from the cold. 

Initially, the fishermen tried to pluck the fox from the ice, but it was too skittish to let them get close enough. The team then resorted to breaking the ice pan with their boat and fishing the fox out of the water with a net. 

The crew looked after the fox, but it refused to eat anything that they offered it. Russell’s boat eventually stopped for supplies at a nearby harbor where they bought a package of sawdust to help the fox dry off. Not only that, they finally found a treat that appealed to their rescued friend: Vienna sausages. 

The crew managed to nurse the fox back to health by keeping it warm and feeding it sausages. By the time it was strong enough to be released back into the wild, it had developed a friendly bond with its human companions. “He wasn’t aggressive at all,” Russell told CBC’s Labrador Morning. “After a while, when he was coming around, he liked us more, because we were feeding him. And he didn’t mind us after.” 

Russell guesses that the critter had been hunting for food on the ice pan when it broke off from the mainland and floated out to sea. “He probably only had another day or so on the ice floe, or it would have foundered,” he said. “And the way that the wind was, the ice was probably never going to go back into land. He’s a pretty lucky guy.”
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Despite what people think, bears absolutely loves fruits, with forest fruits and apples in particular. So when this sanctuary decided to spoil their little residents with a pile of delicious apples, they captured the moment on video, and they had the sweetest surprise. 

The sound these rescued bear cubs make over their tasty meal is just heartwarming. They surprised even the caretakers, as black bears rarely vocalize. The adorable scene was caught on camera at the Kilham Bear Center, by John Fusco – writer, producer and wildlife enthusiast – who then shared the moment on Twitter. 

“Have you ever heard bear cubs make their ‘sound of contentment’?” he wrote in the description of the now viral footage. Kilham Bear Center is a sanctuary in Lyme, New Hampshire, where are taken orphaned black bears from New Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts. 

Here, the cubs are cared for and rehabilitate, until they are ready to get back in the wild. Speaking for Los Angeles Times, Rae Wynn-Grant, a conservation scientist said upon the video: 

“They’re obviously in a healthy sanctuary … it kind of makes sense that they would be cooing and telling us how great they feel.” Needless to say the apple pile stand no chance in front of these sweet little devourers! 

You can watch the adorable moment in the video below!

Have you ever heard bear cubs make their ‘sound of contentment’? @RaeWynnGrant pic.twitter.com/CpuuM86imw

— John Fusco (@JohnFusco12) September 25, 2020

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