These 50 Hilarious Animal Posts Are Why We Don’t Deserve The Internet, Or Pets, Or Peace
Adorable animal photos automatically bring positive vibes. If you’ve been around these parts of the internet long enough, you’ve likely been entertained, maybe even cheered up by the snapshots on some of our previous posts.
But it’s another thing to turn these pictures into memes. Now, you’ve got a source of hearty laughs that could uplift your day if needed. And to prove that point, you can begin scrolling through this list.
We collected these images from the Chonky Woofers Facebook page. As always, don’t forget to upvote those that connect with you the most!
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In a similar post, we discussed how looking at animal photos may improve your well-being. But did you know that it may also increase relationship satisfaction?
A 2017 study published in Psychological Science found that people who viewed these adorable photos alongside their spouses had more positive automatic responses when they saw their partner. They’ve also shown more overall satisfaction in their marriages.
I read the caption, looked again at the dog with the fish, all that mud, and then saw the flip-flop, and I'm still laughing.
Another perceived benefit of viewing cute animal photos is a boost in productivity. A group of Japanese researchers discovered this in a study entitled The Power of Kawaii, which means “adorable” in their language.
The researchers had one group of participants look at Grumpy Cat videos and watch panda cams before and after performing tasks that required concentration, like playing the board game Operation.
The study, which was led by researcher Dr. Hiroshi Nittono, found that those who viewed the cute photos performed significantly better than those who didn’t. They also discovered that baby animal videos gave the participants a more narrowed focus.
If you’ve ever uttered something along the lines of, “It’s so cute, I could crush it,” and felt like something was wrong with you, fret not. According to experts, the aggression you feel is a typical response during cross-wiring in the brain.
As cognitive neuroscience lecturer Dr. Anna Brooks tells Vice, the dopamine release when we see something adorable also brings out our aggressive tendencies. However, our developed brains also help mitigate those strong emotions.
“The ability to regulate one’s strength of emotional response is highly adaptive: It stops us from investing too much energy into things,” she explained.
does anyone saw owls in towels? just check the site and I'm pretty sure that it's going to make your day 😀
I had not seen this, thank you for spreading the good Owl word
Load More Replies...“The ability to regulate one’s strength of emotional response is highly adaptive: It stops us from investing too much energy into things,” she explained.
OMG, so precious. I am embarrassed squealing about this, but it is so damned cute!
I had a locket when I was a kid and I had a photo of my pet iguana Patriot inside of it XD I might still have it somewhere - hopefully I'll find it again someday!
I once dreamed that someone broke my nose. It was, in fact, my large 20 pound cat whacking me in the face because he was hungry.
I no see good. I am ol dog. I monch on broc. Taught it was frog.
Fenring and I were both confused in the second photo.. XD fenring_8_...742268.jpg
Hehe I bought this on a birthday card for a Labrador owning colleague . Cherry on the cake, she was in the police...
How much cake would a woodchuck cake if a woodchuck could... Eat... Cake?
"otter slide" - although that's not how Jim Morrison sung it: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=WvmoedkeqhI (thank you Damned_Cat for the correction - I feel really stupid now... 🤣)
I plan on training my Belgian Malinois to pull me along in a cart XD What could go wrong?!
How to have a summer body: Step One - have a body. Step Two - wait until it's summer. Bam! Summer body achieved!
This is true, but should always be clarified - they don't "get lonely" - they are literal social herd animals that normally live in groups. They should ALWAYS have companionship, just like any animal that normally lives in herds/groups/families. It is cruel to keep one alone, but it's not because they "get lonely" in the anthropomorphized sense, it's more serious than just "aww the guinea pig gets lonely!" It's on the level of trying to force a cat to be vegan - it's against their nature and can cause physical and mental harm.
😂😂😂😂do not get in their way lmao but keep an eye on em it could be hilarious 😂
I did the forks in my garden to try to keep the bunnies away. Bunnies won
You must always say the magic words, "Ooooh, BIIIIIIG stretch!" whenever you see this XD
If the puppy or cat isn't drinking lots of water, according to my vet, you may need to add wet food to their diet.
"Aerodynamic enough for my paw to hit you in the face before you can react, Marina!"
Just pretend it's the '80s and you've just used the whole can of Aquanet!
Bored Panda has filled the space Buzzfeed used to occupy.
Load More Replies...Long hard day at work. Plop down on the couch and find this thread to scroll through. About 85% got a thumbs up from me. This beat Friday night happy hour at a bar by miles.
this was the most wholesome thing i've seen today. thank you bored panda
Bored Panda has filled the space Buzzfeed used to occupy.
Load More Replies...Long hard day at work. Plop down on the couch and find this thread to scroll through. About 85% got a thumbs up from me. This beat Friday night happy hour at a bar by miles.
this was the most wholesome thing i've seen today. thank you bored panda
