In the town of Laguna, Brazil, a pod of bottlenose dolphins has been cooperatively fishing  with fishermen since 1846. The dolphins herd mullet fish toward the shore and signal the fishermen to cast their nets.

The Pronghorn Antelope has ten times the vision of humans, which has left scientists to believe that on a clear night they can see the rings of Saturn.

For eight consecutive years, a Greyhound dog named Jasmine, who survived in a shelter, was the surrogate mother to over fifty rescued animals; including puppies,foxes, four badger cubs, fifteen chicks, eight guinea pigs, fifteen rabbits, a deer, and a goose!

There is a limestone wall in Bolivia that is home to over five thousand dinosaur footprints, some of them dating back nearly sixty-eight million years.

In 2013, a cat named Cookie went missing while on holiday with her owner in Grasse, Southern France. Eighteen months later, Cookie returned dirty and emaciated, having traveled a journey of 700 miles to get home.

A stray junkyard named Lillico walked up to eight miles every night through the streets of San Carlos, Brazil to collect a food parcel. Upon returning home, she shared the food with her family: a dog, a cat, some chickens, and a mule.

In 2015, a goat was placed in a Siberian Tiger enclosure in the Far Eastern Safari Park in Russia. It was supposed to become the tiger’s food, except the tiger and goat became friends.