Cleveland Zoo's New Ridiculously Photogenic Baby Giraffe Already Has a Supermodel Stare

Photo: Kyle Lanzer/Cleveland Metroparks Derek Zoolander has “Blue Steel,” and this unnamed giraffe calf has a supermodel stare we’re going to call “The Tall Order.” Kyle Lanzer/Cleveland Metroparks Other future plans include choosing a name for the handsome new zoo resident. The zoo says they will be announcing details on how the public can help name the calf in the coming weeks. source: people.com

Clever Dog Keeps Her Town Clean By Picking Up Litter Left by Humans and Throwing it Away

Photo: SWNS The five-year-old pooch named Millie is helping to keep the streets of Hereford, England, clean with her 80-year-old owner Alfie Kitson. Kitson only has to point at a discarded bit of rubbish on the floor and say, “put that in the bin,” and Spanish Podenco Millie duly obliges. She was taught the trick while living in Spain with Kitson and wife Judith, 75, and has been putting her skills to good use since moving back to the U.

Clever Dog Pretends to Be Stray to Score Free McDonald's, Owner Hilariously Shames Her on Facebook

Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty A new study recently claimedthat canines aren’t as smart we think they are, but Princess begs to differ. The pooch has come up with an impressive hustle: a scam that is earning her a free dinner every night and is driving her owner bonkers. Reyes called out the “gold-digging” dogon Facebook, warning locals in the area not to feed her “fat” pet — who is definitely not a stray.

Clients Who Underwent Vampire Facials at New Mexico Spa Urged to Get Tested for HIV

Photo: Getty New Mexico health officials are warning clients whogot a vampire facialat an Albuquerque spa to get tested for HIV and hepatitis, after one person got an infection. The New Mexico Department of Health immediately shut down VIP Spa after the client reported the infection. The NMDOH investigated the spa on Friday, and found that their injected treatments, including vampire facials, could spread blood-borne infections like HIV, and hepatitis B and C.

Clifford the Big Red Dog Is Coming Back to TV for More Adorable Adventures

One of the world’s favorite celebrity canines is making a comeback, and he is hard to miss. So, to many, Clifford is a familiar, fluffy face. Parents and preschoolers meeting Clifford for the first time through this new reboot, which premieres on Amazon Prime Video on Dec. 6 and PBS KIDS on Dec. 7, can expect episodes filled with larger-than-life adventures around Birdwell Island that will help boost early literacy skills and encourage imaginative play.