Moo Deng

Celebrity squirrel Peanut, who had been a beloved companion to owner Mark Longo for seven years, was recently euthanised along with a raccoon found in Mr Longo's care.

Ethos is a completely AI-generated 'restaurant' in the USA that doesn't actually exist but has managed to receive a lot of attention online. Find out more about it below.

The post has clocked over 30 million views. Many users have lauded the baker's creativity.

Known for her attention-seeking antics, Moo Deng has now captivated international audiences with her latest viral performance: a moonwalk reminiscent of Michael Jackson's iconic dance move.

Moo Deng, an adorable two-month-old pygmy hippo who has charmed the internet with her playful antics and endearing expressions, has now inspired a meme coin.

An endangered baby pygmy hippo that shot to social media stardom in Thailand has become a lucrative source of income for her home zoo, quadrupling its ticket sales, the institution said Thursday.

Moo Deng -- whose name in Thai means "bouncy pork", a popular snack -- is now an unwitting poster child for the endangered pygmy hippo.

Celebrity squirrel Peanut, who had been a beloved companion to owner Mark Longo for seven years, was recently euthanised along with a raccoon found in Mr Longo's care.

Ethos is a completely AI-generated 'restaurant' in the USA that doesn't actually exist but has managed to receive a lot of attention online. Find out more about it below.

The post has clocked over 30 million views. Many users have lauded the baker's creativity.

Known for her attention-seeking antics, Moo Deng has now captivated international audiences with her latest viral performance: a moonwalk reminiscent of Michael Jackson's iconic dance move.

Moo Deng, an adorable two-month-old pygmy hippo who has charmed the internet with her playful antics and endearing expressions, has now inspired a meme coin.

An endangered baby pygmy hippo that shot to social media stardom in Thailand has become a lucrative source of income for her home zoo, quadrupling its ticket sales, the institution said Thursday.

Moo Deng -- whose name in Thai means "bouncy pork", a popular snack -- is now an unwitting poster child for the endangered pygmy hippo.