Two sea otters float on their backs at the Vancouver Aquarium, holding paws so they do not drift apart while they nap. It is the single most wholesome minute you will spend online today - the internet's official cure for a bad mood.
A woman walks through a shopping mall while texting and strolls straight into a fountain - caught on security camera. The wettest, best fail on the internet.
A prairie dog turns its head at exactly the right moment — five seconds of pure drama that became the most quoted reaction clip anywhere on the internet.
A baby monkey riding backwards on a pig, set to a song that will never leave your head. Parry Gripp turns pure farmyard nonsense into the perfect earworm.
Goats that bleat like humans screaming — every one of them sounds like a different person having a very loud day. Truly the funniest noise in all of nature.
Charlie bites his brother's finger and gives the tiniest shrug — the most famous home video ever filmed, under a minute long and almost a billion views.
Why does the honey badger fear nothing? Randall narrates the toughest animal on earth taking on a live cobra — and simply not caring. Warning: strong language.
Is this real life? Seven-year-old David is still foggy from the anaesthesia after having a tooth removed — the sweetest, loopiest car ride ever filmed.
The original Numa Numa dance: one teenager, one Romanian pop song and no choreography at all. Still the most joyful three minutes the internet ever made.