In this episode of Mythbusters, they try to find out whether the fabled myth that the elephant’s arch nemesis the mouse is true or not. In this experiment, they had to deliver the mouse to freak the elephant. Check it out to see whether elephants are really scared of mice.

A clip from Creature comforts where each different characters talks about their self image and tries to personify people from the real world. It’s really interesting to see what each character had to say about themselves.

A polar bear can almost take down any Arctic prey it wants, even the huge bull walrus. A bull walrus can have a 3 foot tusks and weighs nearly 2 tonnes. The bear’s merciless assault leaves the walrus helpless against it.

Cute little pug got a bit overexcited when his owner switch on the TV where a dog appears. I just can’t seem to stop to watch the little fella’s reaction over and over again.

A look at how the chick are hatched in factories by Discovery Channel. The chicks are first separated from their shells (which is high in calcium then goes to a rendering plant) and then move on to be classified by gender. Workers throws chicks into different chutes according to their gender. These are then bought by poultry farmers who raise them for their meat or eggs.

This could probably be the most unexpected way to break up a kitten’s fight (You have to watch it to find out). These are three of five orphaned kittens which the owner brought home to care for.

Guinea pigs at the zoo in the park in Kichijoji, Japan floods out in masses during feeding time. They are petted all day by visitors and at the end of the day they are fed dinner.

Cat gets pawned by a herd of Cardigan Welsh Corgi as the puppies ‘herd the cat’. The animals are so lovely and adorable and the background music really suits the mob scene.

Another one of those weird animals combination and well this time it’s a cute dog and the little chicks. Hopefully no chicks were harmed in the filming of this clip.

An underwater look at the Mola Mola Sunfish in Bali Indonesia which is the heaviest bony fish in the world. Specimens of the ocean sunfish has been observed up to 3.3 metres in length and weighing up to 2,300 kg. It feeds on jellyfish and other soft bodied zooplankton as well as small fishes and other marine life.