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There’s a certain sting that comes with being unintentionally ignored, like waving at someone who doesn’t wave back or saying “hi” and getting silence in return. It’s awkward, it’s humbling, and apparently, it transcends species. Recently, a therapy dog named Macho felt that sting when his best friend, anamed Sven, walked right past him without so much as a glance. The quiet, emotional fallout of their dog friendship that followed was all caught on video, and it left the internet torn between laughter and a collective “aww.”

Macho recently became an internet favorite after his owner shared a touching video of him looking visibly downcast when his canine friend Sven failed to notice him. The clip shows Macho standing quietly by the yard fence, his eyes scanning the area as if hoping Sven would turn around and greet him like he normally does.Through onscreen captions, the dog’s owner adds a playful commentary, explaining that Sven simply walked around the corner without acknowledging Macho this time. The text humorously suggests that Macho’s brain is “dealing with the trauma of his friend not noticing him.” To add to the charm, a thought bubble pops up over Macho’s head in the video, reading “contemplating his dog friendships,” giving a lighthearted look into what might be going on in his mind.According to his owner, Macho rarely barks or makes a fuss, which means his quiet presence often goes unnoticed. That moment of being ignored clearly weighed on him, as the video shows Macho later sitting on the front porch, looking thoughtful and a little sad.

Even the gentlest animals can have big feelings about friendship, and the internet wasn’t going to let Macho’s sadness go unnoticed. People saw their own pets — and maybe themselves — in the way he quietly handled the moment. One commenter shared, “This is so sad. Sending you a big cuddle, Macho!” while another humorously noted, “Adult friendships are ruff.” But the comment that captured it all perfectly was, “Someone better take him to Sven’s house immediately!!!!” because no friendship deserves to end like that.Have you ever watched someone do their job and wished it were yours? After watching this video that The CLEO Institute posted on TikTok, we're pretty sure that just about everybody who sees it is going to want this job!

The video shows an animal caretaker at SeaWorld doing their job: feeding baby manatees. Make sure your sound is on so that you can hear the baby manatee as he sucks away on his bottle. It's such a sweet little sound! We could watch them all day!

Sign us up for this job! That adorable little manatee was so calm and patient and seemed to be excited about chow time! WhileScores of wildfires have swept across Canada since the start of May, forcing thousands of evacuations and disrupting crude oil production in the country. There were more than 200 active fires as of Monday, 106 of which were out of control, according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre.

So far, 1.9 million hectares (4.7 million acres) have burned, mostly in the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Still, the current crisis does not yet come close to rivaling 2023, when 17 million hectares burned.The air quality rating in New York is expected to rise to 77 in the early morning on Wednesday as a result of the fires, while readings in Philadelphia and Washington will also rise to 70 and to 68 in Boston, according to IQAir, a website that monitors air quality around the world.

An air quality rating of below 50 is considered to be "good," and readings between 100 and 300 are deemed "unhealthy" to "very unhealthy," while higher than that is considered "hazardous," according to the website.One of the worst spots for air quality on Tuesday afternoon was Ely, Minnesota, near the Manitoba border. It registered a "hazardous" reading of 336.