Devin Supertramp, who is famous for painting amazing video spectacles, took to the pool with his furry friends and a super slow motion camera. He and his team captured the fun in the sun at 1,000 glorious framer per second which has us missing the summer very, very much

Looks like every one of those birds took to that pond…like a duck to water.

For the first time in their lives two dozen recently rescued ducks get their first taste of life in a pond. They had been living for years with a hoarder who had them in pens without adequate access to water or proper nutrition.

For more on this heartfelt story head over to the Woodstock Sanctuary, where you can donate to their cause too.

Pigs just got upgraded to awesome!

Perfect melding of elegance and pure fluffiness.

We like to think the little fella is imagining himself swimming through a beautiful pond on a warm summer day, while all the female chihuahuas admire his handsome form.

Meet the GPSST (Guinea Pig Synchronized Swim Team), getting ready to work on a new routine.

This little featherless Humboldt penguin was given a special wetsuit so it can fit in with its friends. Looks like someone’s jealous…

A featherless Humboldt penguinin a wetsuit walks past king penguins in the enclosure at the Jurong Bird Park in Singapore on April 4. The 10-year-old penguin has been experiencing continued feather loss since 2010 and is being treated with customised wetsuits. The suit acts like a natural feather covering, providing warmth and insulation which also helps new feathers grow and prevents moulting.

 That is quite possibly the cutest thing I have ever seen in my entire life. Those little birds chirping sounds they make are way cutetastic!

Two baby otters at Longleat are being taught to swim in a paddling pool – by the keeper they think is their mum.

Deputy Head of Section at Animal Adventure, Beverley Allen, is rearing the infants and has bottle-fed the cute pair since they were born.

The pair, named Sumalee and Kasem, are now being taught to swim ready to return to their birth parents. As Beverley explained “I started off putting them in the sink with a little bit of water when they were about nine weeks old. Then they progressed to my bath, where I could make the water a bit deeper to let them practice their breathing. Now they’re splashing around quite happily in a paddling pool, with a few toys to encourage them to play.”