Believe it or not, some animals follow the latest trends when it comes to modern life such as doing selfies and playing with the camera.

You’ve heard us right! Of course, they don’t have money to buy a camera and take a picture of themselves but their owners do and it’s really hard to tell if these photos are made with or without their help. What do you think? Scroll down and be prepared for a good laugh!

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We now realize that marriage is overrated because no signature on paper or ring on your finger can promise you that the person you’re with will love you forever! This is the main reason why people get married less often than they did in the past!

They’re finally awaken and think twice before committing to someone for the rest of their lives! But animals don’t share our opinion and their marriage is often common these days! Who said that they can’t get married! Scroll down and see how the owners dress their pets as a married couple and prepare their ceremony and celebration! Be prepared for a good laugh!

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If you are a horse lover, you already know why this animals are best pets ever. But if you aren’t, it’s time for you to get to know the benefits of having a horse in your yard.

So if you think that you have a place big enough and conditions to take care of a horse, here are some of the main reasons why you should get one today.

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The novice hurdler, Seedling died instantly after he hit and somersaulted over a large jump as he took part in the Mersey Novices Hurdle.

He tragically fell at the second to last on the third day of races at Aintree.

Thirteen other horses were entered into the race and all finished comfortably.

Some 39 horses raced in the Crabbie’s Grand National where they were expected to jump 30 fences.

This year supporters of national campaign group Animal Aid led a protest against the death and injury of horses in such races.

Campaigners scaled the 4th plinth in London’s Trafalgar Square to wrap Gift Horse, by Hans Haacke, in a banner that reads: “Horse Racing: You bet, they die.”

It aimed to draw attention to the dangers faced by race horses, claiming 40 horses have died at the three-day Grand National meeting since 2000.

This year all 39 horses are said to be fine following the tough race despite a number of falls and only 19 horses finishing, according to Channel Four which broadcast the race.

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“Sultan” the Pit Pony is a stunning raised-earth horse sculpture that is over 200 meters long.

The sculpture sits in Caerphilly, South Wales. It was designed by Welsh artist Mick Petts to serve as a reminder of the Industrial Revolution that changed Britain, and the world, forever.

The sculpture was constructed from stone, earth, and 60,000 tons of coal shale. The horse was named “Sultan” after a well-loved pit pony that hauled coal in the local mines.

Einstein, so cute and little horse, born in New Hampshire in 2010, he stands at just 20 inches tall.

Strange but he doesn’t have any  genetic diseases, he is just a normal small horse.