Somebody has a lot of guinea pigs, don’t they? See how briskly they charge the camera. We are not told why they charge the camera. If they filmed this in Africa it’d be scary: charging lions, elephants, rhinos. Here we’ve only got guinea pigs.
Somebody has a lot of guinea pigs, don’t they? See how briskly they charge the camera. We are not told why they charge the camera. If they filmed this in Africa it’d be scary: charging lions, elephants, rhinos. Here we’ve only got guinea pigs.
If you learn nothing else from this video, learn this: do not let your guinea pig run full-tilt, head-first, into a bag full of popcorn. Trust me on this one. You don’t want to clean up that big a mess… plus your popcorn goes to waste.
In our ongoing study of mammal behavior, we are focusing on zoomies and working our way up from mice and hamsters to grizzly bears. These guinea pigs are somewhere in between. We haven’t heard, for a while, from the guy we sent out to film the grizzly bear zoomies.
Two guinea pigs, one cat, and one comfy chair with room for all three of them–and watch the one guinea pig set about bothering the cat. The other’s not interested.
Is this a guinea pig death-wish? Nah. It’s just domestication. Just a peaceable kingdom in your living room.
Here’s someone who really likes guinea pigs! They’ve got about a zillion of them–keep ’em in the barn overnight, let ’em out in the morning to graze. (Did he say “graze”? I didn’t know they grazed.) Chickens are on hand as, I guess, role models.
I love parakeets–there’s so much go to them. And here’s a guinea pig who seems to share my opinions. Must be a nice, friendly household.
I hope there was not too much alliteration in my headline. I don’t know what comes over me sometimes.
This is the critter video I would’ve posted for you yesterday if I hadn’t had to go back to bed in the middle of the afternoon.
I’ve never had a guinea pig, but they do seem loveable. This reminds me of that old stock footage of stampeding cattle which has illuminated hundreds of TV and movie Westerns. They didn’t have guinea pig drives back then, did they?
Isn’t this just too shameful for words? How did this cat ever get the idea that you’re supposed to run away from a guinea pig?
Oh, wait–really? It seems the cat spent four years in college. That would account for it.
We’ve seen zoomies performed by dogs, cats, and rabbits. Do guinea pigs do it, too?
But of course!
Astounding False Fact: Vikings from New Jersey were the first to discover North America. Since then, New Jersey has been closely linked to North America.
As you can see by the headline, I am still experimenting with key words. Which are the ones that act as magic words? Really cool simple tricks that will make you irresistible to lots of genders. How did that get in there? Oh, fap.
Meanwhile, enjoy the cute guinea pigs. Do guinea pigs ever saunter, stroll, or amble?
Here’s hoping their high spirits are contagious. Grab yourself a handful of lettuce and run around the living room.