Bored Panda Funny Animals Bad Day

Take a look at these funny photos of animals having a very bad day. Knowing that these cute creatures can have a day much worse than us somehow makes us feel good about ourselves. So if you think nothing is going your way, remember that somewhere out there, a dog or a cat is having it harder than you. Fascinated by music, movies and sitcoms, I'm passionate about social media and can't live without the internet, especially for all the cute dog and cat pictures out there. I wish the day had about 40 hours to be able to do everything I want.

It's fascinating how people can create a totally different image in social media from who they are in real life. Most of the time, what we see isn't really what we are gonna get. Scroll down below to find out what a REALLY bad day looks like, and just be glad you aren't one of these people! Or maybe you'll find them so relatable that you'll name them the Story of My Life. However if this series won't be enough to better your day, check out the hilarious photos from part one here.

To perk up your spirits and make you feel better about where you currently are in life, Bored Panda has collected some of the most epic examples of people having worse days than you. Remember to upvote your fave pics and we'd love to hear about the funniest bad days that you've personally had, dear Readers. Well, you'll be glad to know that you're not the only one who are having it rough. The truth is, animals also get in trouble and make mistakes. While it's extremely common to stumble across people having a bad day, seeing our furry companions having the worst days of their lives is just hilarious as well.

With its simple, wholesome tales of ornery animals and feel-good photo projects, Bored Panda has flourished by sidestepping the outrage. NewsWhip attributes Bored Panda's success to its light-hearted focus, noting that visual-heavy stories about dog-paw tattoos and horse mustaches were among the most shared stories across Facebook in September. Just like in the last slide, what we see on social media is not really what we get in real life so we must always know the difference. And like in everyday living, failure is not always what it seems to be. Most of the time, we are just focused on the things we fail at that we sometimes forget to see the silver lining in whatever we do.

Whether it's meditation or motivational quotes, everyone has their own ways of changing their mindsets. Our loyal readers tell us that Bored Panda always helps to lift them up when having a bad day. Of course, we love to cover inspiring stories, but at the same time, reflecting on the difficult times helps us to stay focused on the better ones. We put together a new list of pictures that show people having a terrible day, and we're quite confident they will make you feel better about yours. Scroll down to check out the images and catch up on the series here, here, and here.

Like us, animals can also become anxious as a result of a stressful event. Hence, the effects of stress on an animal's body are stunningly similar to that of humans. Surprisingly, members of the animal kingdom have better coping mechanisms to deal with stress.

So, we can learn a thing or two from our furry companions on how to get through a very bad day and win over stress. And when our precious pets are involved, it's a given that they do everything in a more adorable way. Even when they're in a pickle, they still manage to look and behave adorably amusing. Let's face it, everyone has their own ups and downs. We all experience good days and bad days and that's just how life works. Sometimes, we complain about our misfortunes in life.

And sometimes, we prefer to keep it to ourselves to save us from humiliation. Nonetheless, we always find ways to get through a bad day and come out the other side. When our beloved companions are going through a rough day, they either just whine about it or handle it on their own.

It doesn't matter whether you favor dogs over cats, pigeons over bats or sheep over geese, we all love looking at funny animal pictures. But what's even funnier sometimes is reading other people's posts in response to the pictures, and then the posts in response to those posts, and then … well, you get the idea. But what hasn't been chronicled that well is animals going through a rough day, and we are about to change that. Our beloved furry companions have vile days too and they're just as painfully funny. Squirrels, horses, doggos, they've all had their fair share of 24 hours turned nightmare. Whether it's a spilled coffee or "as luck would have it" moment, get ready for a barely legal therapy list down below as compiled by Bored Panda.

Be sure to check out our previous posts with bad, worse, and 100% evil days here, here, and here and don't forget to let us know how your day is going so far in the comment section. For example, you're not having a good time of things. You didn't get much sleep, the car won't start, and you're late for work. It's easy to feel grumpy and full of self-pity; you might even bring the people around you down as well, with your crappy mood. She is a Creative Industries graduate and has a Bachelor's degree in Communication. This panda's mission is to find and cover perfect topics which would satisfy our readers' curiosity, kill the boredom, or simply make them laugh.

As the topics of her lists are so broad, so is Inga's personal preferences. Squirrels, horses, doggos, they've all had their fair share of 24 hours turned nightmare. Laverne announced on Instagram that she had given birth on October 3. According to a screenshot tweeted by internet reporter Def Noodles, it appears Laverne posted a since-deleted Instagram post announcing her baby Emersyn had been born on October 3. The caption purportedly read, "Link in bio for more exclusive pics."

"She should check herself into jail," the top comment on TikTok Room's post about Laverne's hospital statement says. Afterwards, Laverne took a break from social media. The last pictures Laverne posted on Instagram with Van Pelt also include Connor. Laverne captioned a July 2020 post with Van Pelt and Connor "My second family," and she captioned August 2020 photos with each of them "Love those who love you." Emma Taggart is a Contributing Writer at My Modern Met. Originally from Northern Ireland, she is an artist now based in Berlin.

After graduating with a BA in Fashion and Textile Design in 2013, Emma decided to combine her love of art with her passion for writing. Emma has contributed to various art and culture publications, with an aim to promote and share the work of inspiring modern creatives. While she writes every day, she's also devoted to her own creative outlet—Emma hand-draws illustrations and is currently learning 2D animation. We all have that one friend who always manages to ruin group photos. Whether they pull a funny face or blink at the wrong moment, capturing each individual in a flattering light can be a real challenge.

But the struggle doesn't end with people—animals can be unphotogenic, too. Take this Hong Kong-based family of Shiba Inus for example. When Kikko, Sasha, and Momo are posing perfectly for their owner Yoko, Hina—the white pup—can't help but act silly. It also helps take the edge off a bad day because, you know, it could be worse. You could live next door to one of these people . At the time, Banišauskas was a freelance photographer for weddings and TV commercials.

He was more interested in the visual arts than online business models, so he created blogs around art, advertising, and architecture. The visual content got a strong response; in one month his sites collectively garnered around a million visitors. That led him to strike out on his own, creating Bored Panda, a blog dedicated to fighting boredom with art and positive stories, from his Vilnius, Lithuania, flat in 2009.

As other viral publishers succumb to Facebook's algorithm changes, Bored Panda thrives with a mix of photos, animal stories, and funny lists. Parents are always after having a great time with their kids. This Dad was attempting to make his daughter's day even more fun.

However, his computation was a bit inaccurate and his daughter ended up falling on her face. The two-week study involved 240 adults completing reports on their emotional well-being at different times throughout the day. These reports aimed to capture how an individual was feeling in the moment, especially in regards to stress. The reports were to be completed at random times throughout the day. The only exceptions were the morning and end-of-day ones which also asked participants if they were anticipating being stressed ahead of time.

It's ok, everyone has a bad day from time to time. Maybe you were late for work or school and everything just went downhill from there. It feels like one small mishap can set off a chain reaction to ruin the rest of your day. Served in true Scottish fashion, it's a blunt but honest way to encourage yourself.

You're probably not going to see Limmy's inspirational words on Pinterest boards any time soon though. Maybe it's better to frame your situation against others. Yeah, sure, you had a bad day but was it as bad as smashing a brand new phone that wasn't even taken out of its box? Jonas is a Bored Panda writer who previously worked as a world news journalist elsewhere. After getting his bachelor's degree in Politics and International Relations at the University of Manchester, he returned home and graduated from Vilnius University with a master's degree in Comparative Politics. Jonas enjoys writing articles ranging from serious topics like politics and social issues to more lighthearted things like art, pop culture, and nature.

In his spare time, Jonas writes books and short stories and likes to draw lighthearted illustrations. A huge fan of literature, films, philosophy, and tabletop games, he also has a special place in his heart for anything related to fantasy or science fiction. While small mishaps can happen all the time and even every day, how we control our thoughts and what perspective we have on unfortunate events can help us determine how the rest of our day goes.

Toxavidi stated that we can control how long we feel negatively after bad events by shifting our view of what occurred. Want some proof of how blessed your life is (even if we're all stuck in the disaster that is 2020)? Have a scroll through our earlier posts about the legendary fails that made people definitely have a bad day right here, here, as well as here.

"Me coming back to tiktok after i got canceled for the 100th time," the video says, and it shows Laverne dancing around in a cat costume, covering her face in mock shame. Between seemingly trying to laugh the situation off and posting fan-made edits of her own apology livestream, Laverne's attempted return seemed to do more harm than good for her reputation. She quickly shut TikTok comments off and stopped posting across all platforms.

While the leaked audio wasn't received favorably, it proved to be the type of controversy Laverne could leverage for social media engagement. A TikTok she posted in September 2020 parodying her own rant received 4 million views, which is several times more than Laverne's average TikTok view count. While Laverne posted pictures with fans at conventions and meet-and-greets, she was also still climbing the Musical.ly social ladder herself.

Around December 2017, Laverne made a monumental shift in her social media brand — she started dating fellow Musical.ly star Cody Orlove. The relationship between Laverne and Orlove would last well into 2020, but the road was rocky, including a break-up caused by Laverne cheating. A fight at Canal Walk in Cape Town is doing the rounds on social media. A shooting at Cresta Mall in Johannesburg went viral on social media.

The App has become a social media sensation during lockdown. Fake news and scams are currently doing the rounds on social media. The incident happened in 2004 and it has resurfaced on social media. Fake news and scams are constantly doing the rounds on social media.

If you thought this was funny, you'll love these other hilarious what do you call jokes. We had to start off this collection of bad jokes with one of the oldest knock-knock jokes in the book. It seems like nothing is going to make it better. Then your animal does something ridiculous, and they change everything. From an angry sphynx cat to a grumpy puppy and a gangster toad with an attitude, this collection reminds us that just like us, animals have bad days too - and being photographed doesn't appear to have made them any happier.

There are a lot of pictures of animals on the internet, but they tend to be playful puppies and cute kittens doing something undeniably adorable. Articles like "Creative Dad Takes Crazy Photos of Daughters" went viral, racking up 5 million views. By 2012, Bored Panda was drawing an average of a million visits per month, and Banišauskas hired his first employee. Around that time he decided to let the artists he was writing about tell their own stories. Submissions poured in, reaching 100 a day, and many of the artists Bored Panda featured later told Banišauskas his posts had changed their careers, winning them new jobs, TV appearances, or fame in their communities. Bored Panda had more than three times as many engagements per post as its closest competitor, conservative news site Daily Wire.

In total engagements, Bored Panda ranked second only to Foxnews.com, and ahead of major news organizations like NBC, the Daily Mail, the New York Times, and CNN. The format quickly devolved into a cringe-inducing punchline. In response, Facebook tweaked the algorithm that determines which stories appear in its News Feed, and traffic to most viral publishers plummeted. Some sold, others changed strategies, others folded. Now, the easiest way to go viral on Facebook is with political news designed to provoke outrage and fear. "We expected this year to be a little bit tricky as a result of COVID restrictions," Tom revealed.

"But quite sensationally and against all better judgment, we received the highest number of entries ever, over 7,000—and the standard across the board has gone up incredibly," he shared. "It has been such a positive response and such an upbeat process to be part of when so many things in 2020 have been so miserable/depressing/disappointing! " Tom explained that the high volume of images that came in kept his and his colleagues' spirits up during the hard times, and he hopes it will have the same effect on all of us. The next time you have a bad day, you can always go back to these 55 scenarios and thank the heavens that you are actually doing better than you think. Sign up for Morning Smile and join over 455,000+ people who start each day with good news. Having this in mind, users online shared the best memes about drinking water to remind us of its importance.

So get some popcorn ready 'cause you're about to see what a bad day looks like in the animal kingdom. And trust me, just because they don't have keys to fall into a drain hole doesn't mean they have it easier. I was going yo post this on my Facebook and other shares with people but as the article goes on there appears FAR too many with very inappropriate language and just using one asterisk doesn't clean it up. Plus, the postings seem to degrade into ones that aren't funny after a while. This website needs to do a FAR better job of monitoring their own website. Just like many blogs, the posting does not appear until its approved and if you can't be mature, civilized and respectful your comments or posting will not be added.