🔬 Science May 16, 2026 · Margherita Bassi

Watch adorable animals compete for best chewer in 2026 Crunch-a-Thon

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Watch adorable animals compete for best chewer in 2026 Crunch-a-Thon
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Social media is widely considered to be bad for one’s mental health, at least anecdotally. However, it can have some positive impacts, such as videos of animals chewing food very loudly. What could possibly be better than a closeup of an animal’s snout as it crunches on a carrot? 



This week, zoos around the United States have been using social media to highlight one particularly cute muncher—tree kangaroos. Ahead of World Tree Kangaroo Day on May 21, conservation organization AZA SAFE (S

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