An amateur drone pilot did a whale of a job filming the moment when two whales swam right up to a paddleboarder in Esperance, a town in Western Australia.
The drone’s operator Jaimen Hudson told ABC Esperance that he had showed up to Fourth Beach to film the whales swimming when he spotted a paddleboarder, neighbor Dave Price, who turned out to be the star of the video — which is set to Jack Johnson’s “Imagine.” The clip, uploaded by Hudson, who describes himself on Instagram as a “Quadriplegic with a Quad-Copter,” has racked up more than 1.3 million views since it was uploaded to YouTube on September 24.
Baby Beckham
Meet Baby Beckham, a gorgeous (and ultra-fluffy) Samoyed who spends his days hiking and going for dips in cold mountain streams. Follow him for a nonstop adventure, but beware that you’ll probably get jealous of his life.
Ginny
Ginny the Jack Russell Terrier has a wide range of interests, including frolicking, playing, eating treats and, most importantly, napping.
Major
Major the Yorkshire Terrier knows how to kick back, relax, and just enjoy life.
Lucielle Bull
Want to see beautifully composed portraits of a stunning bulldog? Then follow Lucy. Sadly, her photos aren’t terribly frequent, but they’re always worth the wait.
Harry
Harry lives in Sweden with his mom, who uses Instagram to document his “pug life.” This mostly includes eating, sleeping, competing with babies for attention, investigating American pop culture, and striking out with the ladies.
Marnie
With 1.7 million Instagram followers, Marnie the 12-year-old Shih Tzu is a true Internet star. She’s known for her tilted head and her perpetually lolling tongue.
Menswear Dog
Menswear Dog (real name: Bodhi) is an exceptionally handsome Shiba Inu with a better wardrobe than anyone you know.
Chloe
Chloe is tiny, adorable and fashionable. And, as a French Bulldog, she is very in touch with her roots.
Dean the Basset
Dean is known for his gloriously long ears, his deep love for lounging, and his emotive eyes.
Lilly, Silas and Gustav
For some true diversity, follow these pups: Lilly is a Pekingese/terrier mix and Silas is a Chinese Crested. As a bonus, you’ll also get to know a hairless cat named Gustav.
Burrito
This is a corgi puppy. Named Burrito. He is perfect.
Doug the Pug
Doug the Pug is the self-declared King of Pop Culture, and once you start following him, you’ll see why. He frequently recreates scenes from your favorite TV shows, eats your favorite foods, and sometimes poses with your favorite celebrities.
Toby
Toby, also known as Tobypuff, is a remarkably fluffy chow. You’ll see him do things like learning how to swim, romping around beautiful gardens, and desperately trying to befriend other dogs.
Snowy
Snowy is a wire fox terrier with boundless energy and extraordinary cuteness. Because he’s only 3 months old, you’ll watch him grow up — and navigate the world of obedience school.
Rufio
Rufio is a Pomsky, which is a Pomeranian Husky mix. And oh, what a beautiful mix that is. Sometimes you’ll see Rufio doing typical dog activities like climbing into the dishwasher; other times you’ll see him lounging at a beach resort.
Corgnelius and Stumphrey
Corgnelius and Stumphrey (also known by their nicknames, Corgi and Stump Stump) are two corgi brothers living in Los Angeles. After following these two, you’ll quickly see how much they love each other and how cute they are when they play together.
Maru
Maru, a very fluffy and very smiley Shiba Inu from Japan, brings joy to his 1.9 million Instagram followers every day. He posts an adorable goodnight photo or video every night, and will frequently encourage you to “be smile.”
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Write to Olivia B. Waxman at olivia.waxman@time.com