FRIENDLIEST Animals On The Planet HD

You’ve heard about some of the most dangerous animals in the world. You’ve even heard of all the animals that may look cute but could actually win in a fight. But let’s remind ourselves that there are friendly, happy animals out there. Here’s some of the sweetest ones you’ll ever come across. Subscribe for weekly wacky videos and learn interesting facts about the world with awesome top 10 lists and other amazing videos. 9. Dolphins You’ve probably heard mixed things when it comes to a dolphin’s behavior. For one, they’re really intelligent and they look like they’re constantly smiling. For another, there’s stories of how violent and aggressive they can be just for the sake of it. So, in the words of Oprah: what is the truth? Dolphins have much more complex personality and emotional traits than other animals, it’s a marker of their intelligence--as it is with humans. And just like humans, you have some nice ones and there’s some mean ones. In the wild, dolphins may swim towards humans out of curiosity. In captivity, people train dolphins to be accustomed to human interaction, making them less defense and more playful. 8. Kingfishers Kingfisher birds have long been a symbol of tranquility in some cultures. They may also be referred to as the halcyon, named after the bird of Greek legend. According to mythology, the Halcyon was sea bird that had the capability of calming the waves of the oceans so that the eggs it lays may be protected. And these little kingfisher birds still represent that mighty, mythological force. They appear rather short and stout, though their pills look long and sharp. Their calls have a distinct sound with the high-pitched undulating noise. 7. Capybara It’s said that the capybara may be the friendliest animal in the world. Though it may be difficult to believe since they resemble huge unsatisfied guinea pigs. But if there’s ever a kind rodent, it may just be the capybara. The largest rodent ever may be an uncommon pet, but more and more people are owning capybaras in recent years. Most grow to be about 4 feet long and weigh just about 100 pounds. Capybara live on a vegetarian diet, eating mostly grass. These semi-aquatic creatures also love to sunbathe and will swim often. 6. Quokka The rest of the world seems to have found a new fascination with the quokka--a macropod native to the coast of Western Australia. While much smaller, the belong to the same family as kangaroos. Many have even dubbed the quokka as the happiest animal in the world for their effortless smiles that never seem to fade. Quokkas are known to be quite friendly and prove harmless to humans. They can grow to be the size of a domestic cat and have rather sharp claws. Such defense tools come in useful for them when they feel the need to protect themselves. 5. Frogs Good for people starting out with pets, frogs can be easy to take care of, especially dwarf frogs. They keep themselves active and are not super anxious around humans. Some cult