The Amazing Stuff

When a photographer was on safari in Africa, he noticed a group of lion cubs off in the distance. Seizing the opportunity to finally do something he had dreamed of, he attached his GoPro camera to a remote-control car and off it went – racing until it came upon the young lions.

What happened next is an encounter the world simply has to see to believe:

Have you ever seen cuter ears?!

Turns out lion cubs are just as interested in GoPro cameras as we are!

Sports fans are a dedicated bunch, but that level of dedication can sometimes lead logic astray. Just ask this baseball fanatic. He recently stuck his hand right inside a player’s glove to snatch a foul ball that the player absolutely would’ve caught otherwise.

Oh…and he did it all while holding his newborn son.

Thanks for the third out, man. pic.twitter.com/xDQxIuaqx9

— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) June 24, 2015

(via Mashable)

As a rule, fans who interfere with the game in any capacity are promptly escorted out of the stadium. Officials at this game, however, thought the baby-wielding culprit was cool enough to stay.

I just have the distinct feeling that Mom wasn’t quite as enthused.

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The Terfihiyye Zoo in Gaza City recently welcomed three new lion cubs to their grounds, but unfortunately, their lioness mother rejected them. Two of the cubs didn’t make it without her milk and affection, and officials were afraid the third wouldn’t last much longer either.

But after contacting vets for advice, they brought in a new mom for the cutie: a dog who had just given birth to her own litter of kiddos. She was more than happy to share the food and some love with the little guy.

It took some time for the mom and cub to get used to the unusual situation…

Middle East Monitor

But now he’s just like another one of the pups.

Middle East Monitor

Watch the video to see the cub chow down with his new mom:

(sources AOL, Daily Mail)

Officials explained that the babe’s mom likely rejected the tyke due to the trauma of living in captivity and that the Gaza area isn’t really ideal for the big cats’ survival. Here’s hoping the little guy gets all the nurture he needs to find his way in the wild world.