Three clowns heads peeping out of a box. Their heads follow people as they walk past on a busy street.

Woman teases man with snack bar while he is on the treadmill then eats it herself.

This video shows a cat grooming itself. Grooming is essential for healthy skin and also helps to demat and remove loose hair, dirt and parasites like fleas

Adult ladybirds become active and leave their overwintering sites to find food. May: Male and female ladybirds mate. June-July: Mated females lay eggs which hatch into immature stages called 'larvae' which pass through four instars (stages) and then form 'pupae'. Ladybug eggs are bright yellow. The females lay eggs in bunches of about 5 – 50, on the undersides of leaves to protect them from predators and adverse weather. They lay eggs many times per season; a female lays around 1,000 eggs in her lifetime. Of the 5,000 ladybug species found worldwide, 450 are native to North America, with 175 of those species found in California. Adults mate in early spring (when it is warm enough and again in June if the aphid population is abundant.

Funny cuddly toy with striped scarf