r/AnimalsMonching • u/pusheenuni134 • 8d ago
r/AnimalsMonching • u/janalovesdogs • 23d ago
A rare glimpse of a polar bear pup attacking her prey in the wild (volume up)
Molly loves to chomp on helpless little carrots.
r/AnimalsMonching • u/BulkyBet9528 • Sep 16 '26
Only Swallowing
He knows the drill. Give some to his friends, and don't just gulp yours down!
The "No Chewing, Only Swallowing" look....
r/AnimalsMonching • u/janalovesdogs • Sep 09 '26
Molly is back!
My 14-year-old puppy loves her evening snack.
r/AnimalsMonching • u/Fast-Media3555 • Sep 03 '26
My all time favorite ‘Hamster eating a carrot’ video (borrowed)
r/AnimalsMonching • u/janalovesdogs • Sep 03 '26
Another redditor said you might like to see my girl Molly (14) monching on a frozen blueberry (sound on)
She loves a midnight snack attack!
r/AnimalsMonching • u/banditoburrit0 • Aug 07 '26
I don't know if this has been posted but I love this video
Please enjoy scout the tortise
r/AnimalsMonching • u/Better_Hair_9673 • Aug 05 '26
Quokka enjoying his leaf.
Video credited to @smiling_kokaka on Instagram.
r/AnimalsMonching • u/MegaronieandCheese • Jul 18 '26
Celery is extra crunchy
This is Sylvie. She enjoys monching on celery
r/AnimalsMonching • u/ermaecrhaelld • Jun 19 '26
Gerty stealing the cat food
Sorry for my creepy whispered adoration in the background, I didn’t know I’d be posting anywhere when I took the video.
r/AnimalsMonching • u/jjalcb05 • Jun 16 '26
It took almost a year for our adopted cockatiel to eat in front of us…
We rescued an elderly cockatiel, who we named Dotty, almost a year ago and this is her first time eating in front of us. Her previous owners had neglected her to the point where both wings have been broken (one has been broken twice) and left to heal without any medical intervention so her trust has been difficult to win. This was the first time she initiated wanting to eat so she got a small piece of bread crust.
r/AnimalsMonching • u/Broad_Obligation_881 • Jun 11 '26
At least he knows which one is a good one
r/AnimalsMonching • u/ChiefKickaHo • Jun 10 '26
Rabbit loving the yard
Dont need to mow the grass with him helping out