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Drunk Animals Captured By Walt Disney

This clip is from the movie animals are people too 1974. This Disney documentry is one of my all time cult favorites and thought i would share my favorite part, when the animals got drunk off the rotting fruit.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071143/

Drunk Squirrel-attack of the killer squirrel…not.

This squirrel in a Minneapolis neighborhood was drunk from eating fermented pumpkins.
THIS SQUIRREL WAS FINE THE NEXT DAY. Fermentation is how alcohol is made and animals get drunk in nature all the time.

This video is all over the Internet but this is the original source and we own the footage/copyright. (c) 2005 Big Time Attic

These Monkeys Steal Cocktails

i’m sorry, but you will have to TURN UP your volume.

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