Hendrix the six-year-old English Springer Spaniel was supposed to fly cargo to Phoenix on Thursday. A slight problem arose when United Airlines handlers placed the pup on a flight to Ireland instead.While a large swath of the human population put on green wigs and pretended they were Irish this weekend in a thinly veiled attempt to get wasted for no reason, one New Jersey pooch made everyone else look like a slacker by jumping on a flight to the St. Paddy’s Day Motherland.

Of course he didn’t actually do this himself. United Airlines handlers put him there by accident. Poor little guy was stuck in a cage and probably had no idea what was happening. But hopefully there’s enough of a green beer haze leftover from yesterday for most of you to gloss over that little detail.

Anyway, here’s the actual story. As CNN reports, Hendrix the six-year-old English Springer Spaniel was supposed to fly cargo to Phoenix on Thursday. A slight problem arose when United Airlines handlers placed the pup on a flight to Ireland instead.

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His human, Meredith Grant, received the unsettling news 10 minutes before Hendrix’s original Arizona-bound

A sea lion decided to spend an evening in the city on Saturday, maybe catch a movie and go for a stroll.

According to Brazilian media, the creature crawled out of the ocean and found its way onto one of the busiest streets in Balneario Camboriu, Brazil. Don't worry, it used the crosswalk.

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Crowds gathered as authorities shut down traffic and kept onlookers from getting too close. The animal wiggled across the street and stopped to look around. A biologist told media the sea lion might have emerged to take a rest from swimming and fishing, according to the blog Nothing to do with Arbroath.

Another video shows the sea lion crawling out of the ocean to embark on his city adventure, pulling himself up onto the sand.

The sea lion opens its mouth wide as beach visitors whip out their cell phones for pictures. Later, while the sea lion laid on the pavement in the middle of the road, authorities poured water on it to keep it

An actor look-alike of U.S. President Barack Obama is stirring up social media after appearing in the History Channel's series The Bible — playing the part of Satan.

Conservative political pundit Glenn Beck suggested on Twitter that the actor playing Satan in the series, Mohamen Mehdi Ouazaanni, looks like the president.

Anyone else think the Devil in #TheBible Sunday on HIstory Channel looks exactly like That Guy? twitter.com/glennbeck/stat…

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) March 17, 2013

Others also saw a similarity, but reactions varied from laughter to shock, depending on political stripe.

The hilarious moment when the History Channel makes Satan look like a haggard version of Obama. #TheBible twitter.com/RepubGrlProbs/… — #RepublicanGirlProbs (@RepubGrlProbs) March 18, 2013

Oh my word....watching The History Channel's The Bible...does Satan look familiar to anyone else?

— Leah Christie (@LeahMChristie) March 18, 2013

Did you catch #TheBible last night? Obama made an appearance.

Cats have long ruled the Internet, in videos, memes and with a few elevated to stardom. Lately, however, goats have encroached upon their cute territory. This kitten is fighting back.

Last month, a video of goats yelling like humans circulated the web, teaching the Internet to share their affection for a new kind of four-legged animal. Then, suddenly, Taylor Swift was goatified, along with many other musicians, and baby goats started yelling their way into the Internet's collective heart.

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Wired magazine editor Nate Lanxon declared this the year of the goat.

Not to be outdone, Pickles the cat has decided that kittens can be goats too.

When Pickles tries to meow at the camera, the result is a quivering sound similar to a goat bleating.

Chattering is a common reaction among cats who spot prey, such as a bird outside the window. However, it sounds like Pickles is doing more than chattering at birds.

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Xavi Lozano proves that even a metal rail can be an instrument

Performers Bufa & Sons host musical adventures using instruments you could find in your garden, refrigerator or even in a pile of scrap metal.

In a video posted this week, member Xavi Lozano proves a flute doesn't have to be a flute, in the traditional sense, it can also be a fence. When he lifts the corner of the yellow fence to his lips, it's confusing. But then suddenly, magically, there's music coming from that rusty metal.

It isn't the strangest instrument ever to feature in his performances with colleagues Guillem Aguilar and Marc Vila. Images on their website show them playing lamps and in a past video, Lozano chose a watering can.

The fence flute is more than a novelty. It accompanies guitar and drums in Bufa and Sons' song, Tanca, and to hear it, you wouldn't know it was a recycled instrument.

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Other tales of recycled music have emerged recently, including those from

From an incredibly elusive animal captured on film twice this month in Alberta to some tough fights with icicles in Saskatchewan, we've seen some great videos this week. Here are some of our favourites:

1. Dad pretends to punch toddler

If any child advocates thought this video was real they would probably be up in arms right now, but just like a Hollywood fight scene, the punches aren't real. Either that or this is the toughest toddler ever.

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2. Lynx put on a show in Lake Louise

A Parks Canada conservation officer captured a female lynx as she stared at her reflection in a Lake Louise window. Parks staff say the mother may have thought it was another animal that may have been a threat. The lynx is a very elusive and reclusive animal, but has been putting on a show this past winter. Two were also seen last month and photographed. Staff believe the cats are taking advantage of the increased

Taekwondo Spider-Man might not have been bitten by a genetically altered spider but he doesn't need sticky hands and web-slingers to kick criminal butt.

The martial arts guru in this video, uploaded on the channel belonging to Aaron Gassor, is not the kind of superhero a thief would want to encounter in a dark alley.

Gassor's channel says he is a second degree black belt in Taekwondo and kickboxing, and he's also learned Thai boxing and Kenpo.

Few would take the place of the Body Opponent Bag this costumed Spidey beats up throughout the video. He kicks it repeatedly while doing a hand stand, spin kicks it in the neck and knocks it over.

That poor, armless dummy never stood a chance.

Not satisfied with obliterating his inanimate opponent, martial arts Spider-Man does enough back flips to make viewers dizzy. If Spider-Man was real, he would probably need these moves.

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People reacting on social media are amazed.

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Nathan Meikle is Saskatchewan's best elk caller.

A Saskatchewan teen has found his calling and it sounds a great deal like an elk.

Nathan Meikle only started practicing elk calls last year, according to the Canadian Press, but that didn't stop the 15-year-old from winning first place in Saskatoon's qualifying round for the Canadian Elk Calling Championships. He won $500 and a place in this weekend's final in Edmonton.

Meikle's performance is documented in a video by the Star Phoenix in Saskatoon, along with some of his competitors' best calls. Each contestant used a mouth reed to mimic the deer species' sounds. As an expert in elk-calling, I declare his superiority obvious to anyone who understands the art.

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This competition, organized by the Wild Elk Federation, is for amateurs only. It first started in 2010 as a way to raise awareness about elk conservation, according to the organization.

The Red Deer Advocate documented the 2010 competition in a video.

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