When you see a squirrel, you’re bound to say, “Awww, a squirrel!”

Guns N’ Roses: “Welcome to the jungle!” The jungle: “No more humans, please!”

I’ve broken all my New Year’s Resolutions so now I’m moving on to laws of nature.

You live in a great city when you get pooped on by a seagull instead of a pigeon.

If snails are so slow, why don’t we ever see them coming? It’s just BAM, there’s a snail.

I appreciate the sun for always moving in the sky in a predictable way but I also respect the moon for just kind of doing whatever.

I admire the audacity of beavers, they just move to a new area and say “screw the neighbors, imma put a lake here”.

When I was a child, my social network was called ‘outside’.

Wolves are just dogs that nobody has called a “good boy” yet.

Even worse than the buzzing of the mosquitoes is the moment when it suddenly stops.

Squirrels get most of their energy from chewing on powerlines, that acorn thing is just for show.

Back in the good old days, we didn’t have to trim our toenails, they just got wore down naturally from running from dinosaurs.

This summer I’m going cicada mode: emerging briefly from my house and being really loud until I find a mate.

One of the most amazing things in nature is that the basketball hoop is the perfect size to fit a basketball through.

One of the top features of squirrels, for me, has got to be that squirreliness.

Tornados are just a bunch of ghosts fighting over a cow.

So I think the mammals have now ravaged this planet long enough. It’s time for the reptiles to take over again.

Are you stupid, sand? You could just lay here forever on this beautiful beach, but no, you have to try with all you’ve got, to get into my shoes.

Phew, I thought the weather was broken because there was this weird yellow thing in the sky. But all’s well, it’s raining again.

I get it cicadas, I’m ready to scream for six weeks too.