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The video below was uploaded to YouTube this weekend with this wonderful side-note: ‘I have been collaborating for the past year with my girlfriend’s pet rabbit to create performance art and “happenings” that capture this rabbit’s capabilities and worldly passions.’ The enterprising boyfriend goes on: ‘In a million years, neither Wallace nor I would have guessed that our creative endeavors would take this route but after such a long journey we arrive at this significant moment.’ This significant moment being the one where he managed to get Wallace to bring him an ice cold beer on the miniature beer trolley he’d built him. The Brooklyn-based bunny may not be the speediest waiter in town, but he’s definitely the cutest. His thirsty human gives credit where it’s due: ‘I couldn’t have done any of this if it wasn’t for Wallace, and he wouldn’t have done any of it if he was given a choice… or had any brain power to make a choice. It would mean the world to Wallace if y

Hamsters stuff their faces with food into a seemingly endless pit, but finally we have answers as to how far that pit goes. A new documentary series on BBC One, Pet - Wild at Heart, asks the tough questions about the rodent's eating habits. Using an X-ray camera, the show reveals exactly what happens when those cute hamsters start mashing treats into their cheeks. The video claims that hamsters don't secrete saliva while stuffing their cheek pouches with food so that it stays fresh and dry, while the X-ray footage shows that the pouches actually extend all the way to the critter's hips. The two-part series premiers Wednesday, Jan. 21 on BBC One.

Young Tegan is getting it. He’s very good at getting low.