Woof, are we in for a treat today! An adorable bear discovered a ranger's wildlife camera and immediately wanted to steal all the attention. When the ranger looked at the 580 pictures captured, he realized that about 400 of them were actually bear selfies! Slay, queen, what else can we say? These Wildlife cameras are actually meant to track bears, deer, and other animals, but obviously, someone wanted to steal the show — and steal the show he did! Some commenters on Twitter were quick to point…

Jeff rescues wounded raccoons and gives them a safe haven to recover in, then releases them back into the wild, where the cute critters belong.

I choose you, Squirrelichu!

He said, "Whoooo?!"

These graceful beasts are actually just big dopes on camera

All the hard work paid off!

When backed into a corner, these pint-sized wonders are not to be trifled with.

Mother Nature did well.

This guy is objectively bad at hiding nuts, but he really does try

Nature is as terrifying as it is cool.

Pack your bags, we're going to Sweden!

Intelligent and adventurous, these radiant beings are some of the most striking animals in the world.

He's just such a good boy, we can't

So cute it hurts

Oy vey

Unlike humans, animals don't necessarily have to perform in order to entertain others. A goofy-looking cat who transitions awkwardly between sleeping positions can potentially inspire more delight in a person than a professional comic with years of experience and practice. No one bats an eye when I wash my hair, but a shampooed cow? Standing ovation. Even the most painfully low-effort memes can fully recover if they feature a funny or adorable animal. That said, we've rounded up a glorious coll…