Watch This Sheep Teach A Bull How To Headbutt

The best way to learn how to do something is through hands on experience. In fact, as little kids, we spend very high percentages of our time observing, trying and being taught the finer points of communicating, playing sports, eating with manners, singing and a host of other things. In the animal kingdom, it’s the same way too. Take the above video as an example.

Released almost two years ago by MrLive123456, the adorable footage only started trending recently, but now that people are aware of its existence, it’s getting shared quite a bit. It features a sheep patiently teaching a young bull how to headbutt. For whatever reason, the bull doesn’t seem to understand the concept, but luckily, his teacher is extremely patient and goes over the fundamentals over and over again.

Is there anything people like watching on the Internet more than animals behaving adorably? Whether it’s a cat experiencing snow for the first time or a lion and a dog being best friends or a sea lion showing concern for a little girl who just fell, if it’s cute and involves animals, there’s an audience out there. It’s just a matter of the clip getting exposed to enough people so it can start being forwarded and shared.

If you’re looking to grab a few more smiles and blow off work for a few more minutes, you can check out the video I’ve embedded below too. It features a dog driving a car. Not a go kart. Not a four wheeler. A full blown car. Check it out…

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