Best Animal Videos

When you are in need of laughing do not waste your time for looking the most amazing funny videos with animals all over the internet. We all know that laughing makes our life longer, that is why we are presenting to you the innovative way of satisfying our need for laughing.

Best Animal Videos app is beautiful app which puts together the funnies animal videos from youtube. Funny for all ages!

In the future expect more funny videos to be part of this app.


Here are some ways laughter does a body good:

It improves your mood.
We all know that laughing can put us in a better mood. Studies show that this can help lessen depression and anxiety, especially in people who are dealing with a serious illness.

It’s a great stress-buster.
When you laugh, your heart rate goes up and you take in more oxygen, invigorating your major organs and muscles. After a laughing spell, your heart rate slows down, your muscles loosen up and relax, and your stress hormones drop.

It’s good for your heart.
Using ultrasound imaging, researchers have observed that arteries actually become wider and more flexible for almost 24 hours after a laughing spell, allowing for better circulation. One theory is that the endorphins triggered by laughing interact with the lining of your blood vessels to relax the arteries.

It may boost immunity.
Studies show that laughter boosts certain antibodies and immune cells, which may help fight off infections.
It dulls pain. Laughter might help you cope better with everyday aches and pains. Laughing triggers the release of “feel good” brain chemicals called endorphins, which act like opiates in our brains and help us feel less pain. In one study, people watched either a serious show or a comedy show. The comedy group could tolerate more pain after the show than the drama group.

It may be a key to long life.
Studies of people who are around 100 years old in the United States, Sweden, and Japan have found that they share some things in common. Centenarians are more likely to be easygoing, optimistic, and outgoing (extroverted) and less likely to be neurotic and negative than the population generally. As part of an ongoing Longevity Genes Project, researchers found that laughter and social networks are important elements for a longer life.

Have fun! Laugh! And live longer! :)