The Cyanea Octopus in Australia great barrier reef like its solitary life and does not like pesky intruders like the bird. Check out how this octopus keeps it away from its sight.

Little puppy gets into a cute fight with the big cat while the cat busied itself eating the food in the bowl.

An interesting capture of the emergence of babies from the back of a Surinam toad. The Surinam toad is also called a star-fingered toad and are a genus of frog native to South America. They are exclusively aquatic and they reproduce by releasing the eggs which are embedded in the skin on their back and several days later emerge as fully developed toads.

Baby panda makes cute noises as it tries to get up and make its steps over the stairs but seems to have some difficulty in its movements or perhaps it’s just plain lazy. This was shot at the Wolong Giant Panda Breeding and Research Center in Sichuan China.

Report from CNN’s Dan Simon about the fatal tiger attack that killed one and left two serious wounded during Christmas Day near the closing of the San Francisco Zoo. Police shot dead the tiger with their hand guns as it advances on them.

This has got to be my favorite 300 parody. Never knew cats and Spartans would go together but the pure entertainment from this wins me over.

The lions and hyenas are natural enemies and only the male lions are tough enough to stand up against the cunning pack of hyenas. In this fight, two male lions take it out on a hyena which got stuck in the mud. Lions and hyenas kill each other not for food but for rivalry.

Olivia Judson takes a look at the results of a pig which has been injected with jellyfish genes to make it glow for medical research. Genetic modification is a controversial research where the ecological environment could be changed if one is to tamper with genetics.

The deep ocean is full of mysterious and this submarine video capture shows what are some of the amazing discoveries in between 1000 to 1500 m down under.

National Geographic looks at the invasive species Snakeheads which are invading and threatening the ecosystems as they compete with native fish. Snakeheads can mate up to 5 times a year and a female can release up to 15,000 eggs in one time. Having razor sharp teeth and ability to walk on land, this is one ferocious predator.