Pet lovers from all over the world have taken to sharing their amusing snaps to the Facebook group Important Animal Images, with some of the best shots collated by Bored Panda.
The first ever Comedy Pet Photography Awards has received entries from more than 66 countries and there's still time to submit a hilarious snap of your ball of fur before the end of the month.
In a University of Leeds study participants watched videos of Western Australia's quokkas - known as the 'happiest animal in the world' - for 30 minutes. And the results were remarkable.
Pet lovers from all over the world have taken to sharing their amusing snaps to the Facebook group Important Animal Images, with some of the best shots collated by Bored Panda.
These hilarious photos from around the world, collated into a gallery by Bored Panda, reveals what happens when the line between humans and furry friends in blurred.
Social media users from around the world have shared snaps of animals who've had enough of their little ones, with the best examples collated in a gallery by Bored Panda .
People from around the world shared snaps of animals looking particularly suspect with the most humorous, collated in a hilarious gallery by BoredPanda.
Pictures taken around the world show a side of the animal kingdom many of us have rarely seen, from laughing donkeys and grimacing lions to 'headless' penguins and a frustrated hippo.
From a baby bunny to a cheetah cub, these photos capture some of the most adorable animals from around the world. They were shared in an online gallery collated by Bored Panda.
Animal lovers from around the world have shared the adorable pictures of unlikely furry friends making the most of their time together, including a dog snuggling up with a raccoon.
Pet lovers from all over the world have taken to sharing their amusing snaps to the Facebook group Important Animal Images, with some of the best shots collated by Bored Panda.
Pet lovers from around the world snapped their playful pups getting up to mischief, including a Golden Retriever sitting in the dishwasher. The best examples were shared on US website Daily Stuff.
Social media users from around the world have shared snaps of animals who've had enough of their little ones, with the best examples collated in a gallery by Bored Panda .
The snaps, taken by owners around the world, show photogenic felines who appear to have mini mustaches thanks to a tuft of different coloured fur above their mouths.
People from around the world shared snaps of animals looking particularly suspect with the most humorous, collated in a hilarious gallery by BoredPanda.
People from around the world shared snaps of animals looking particularly suspect with the most humorous, collated in a hilarious gallery by BoredPanda.
These hilarious pictures, taken around the world and shared in an online gallery, capture some of the least photogenic animals on the planet, from cross-eyed goats to grimacing llamas.
Prickly internet sensation, Herbee, owned by Talitha Girnus, from Wiesbaden, Germany, has 1.5M followers on Instagram. Talitha hopes he will inspire people to follow their own adventures.
Animal testing was banned in the UK in 1997 and in the EU in 2009. However, in China products manufactured outside the country must be tested on animals (file photo).
More than a million people have liked the feline's apparent self-portrait on Instagram but no one can work out how the moggy, seen perching on a tree stump and reaching out with one paw, did it.
Amateur photographer Matthew Gwilliam, from Cheddar, Somerset, took the intimate pictures of the harvest mice creatures on July 13.
To show how easy social distancing can be, internet users across the globe have shared amusing snaps of animals abiding by the restrictions better than some humans amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The photos were posted on Facebook by owners from around the world under the hashtag #unflatteringdogphotochallenge before being compiled by Bored Panda.
It seems us humans aren't the only ones who struggle to take good photos or selfies. These pictures prove our pets are just as unphotogenic as we are and the results are hilariously funny.
Among the snaps taken by owners from around the world, collated by Bored Panda, is a rather undignified ginger cat sitting in a small basket, with fur sticking out of the heart-shaped holes.
Animal Channel has rounded up a selection of hilarious images from around the world that have gone viral. Among the snaps are perfectly timed optical illusions and very mischievous pets.
Pet lovers from all over the world have taken to sharing their amusing snaps to the Facebook group Important Animal Images, with some of the best shots collated by Bored Panda.
In a comical online gallery compiled by BoredPanda, pet owners from around the world shared the funniest times their cat has invaded their personal space, including watching them in the shower.
The amusing images, taken by pet owners from across the globe, were first shared on Twitter page 'Out of Context Cats' before being compiled in a gallery by Bored Panda.
To show how easy social distancing can be, internet users across the globe have shared amusing snaps of animals abiding by the restrictions better than some humans amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Animal owners from around the world have captured theirs pets' very worst behaviour in a series of hilarious snaps - from a very hungry hamster do a dog ripping its owner's sofa to shreds.
These hilarious pictures, taken around the world and shared in an online gallery, capture some of the least photogenic animals on the planet, from cross-eyed goats to grimacing llamas.
These disgusting creatures have become the surprise stars of a glossy new book destined for coffee tables in a bid to save them from extinction.
Galina Bugaevskaya, 29, from Moscow, has developed an enormous following on Instagram where she shares her bizarre creations after photoshopping cat faces onto other creatures.
From the US to Romania, dog lovers have shared hilarious snaps of what their four-legged friends did when they thought their owners were not looking. The pictures were shared on Bored Panda.
Amateur photographers from around the world have shared their terrible wildlife snaps on a Facebook Group, with the very worst collated into an online gallery by BoredPanda.
Photographers Jean-Louis Klein and Marie-Luce Hubert lay patiently in meadows and reed beds close to their home for a year to capture some of the cutest moments ever seen.
Ali Gill, from Penzance, fell in love with the stray kitten on the Greek island of Tilos, and named him Squeak, deciding to spend the money to bring him home for a safer life in the UK.
Acclaimed photographer Tim Flach spent years tracking the animals and documenting the movements of the world's most threatened species from the African desert to the Arctic ice caps.
From a baby bunny to a cheetah cub, these photos capture some of the most adorable animals from around the world.
Stray cat Fedya, whose facial condition makes him appear permanently-startled has taken the internet by storm after being rescued by Natalia Zhdanova, 40, from Rostov, Russia.
From a wise old owl on the prowl in a field of beautiful buttercups to an intrepid harvest mouse climbing up a spring flower.
Pet cats are more than a source of companionship, many provide great comedy value too. Owners have been sharing their pets weirdest habits on social media, including snoozing in food bowls.
People from around the world shared snaps of animals looking particularly suspect with the most humorous, collated in a hilarious gallery by BoredPanda.
Galina Bugaevskaya, 29, from Moscow, has developed an enormous following on Instagram where she shares her bizarre creations after photoshopping cat faces onto other creatures.
Galina Bugaevskaya, 29, from Moscow, has developed an enormous following on Instagram where she shares her bizarre creations after photoshopping cat faces onto other creatures.
Grumpy feline Kitzia has more than 47,000 fans on her Instagram profile, which was first created in April 2018 by her Florida-based ownder, to celebrate the cantankerous-looking cat.
