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England is currently in the grip of a rare snowstorm, which has devastated much of the country's transportation networks. However, not everything about the unusual weather is horrible, as this delightful video shows. Longleat Safari Park in Wiltshire decided to build a few snowmen for their tigers to play with, and put in cameras to record the interaction.

Over the years, we've seen some pretty incredible stories of lost cameras making their way back home, and of animals using and stealing cameras — but for the first time, a story has popped up of both.

The concept of sticking a camera on your pet's collar is hardly a new one. After all, we already have the wonderful photography of Cooper the cat, and there are multiple commercial products which can do something similar.

The Limbach-Oderfrohna Zoo in Eastern Germany planned a big media event this week to introduce its three-week-old earless rabbit, Til. All was going well and Zoo officials had aspirations of world-wide fame for him. Until a photographer took a backward step in the animal’s pen crushing him.The bunny had been living in a special private enclosure with his mother and five brothers and sisters, but despite requests he had not yet been put on show to the public. It remains unclear why he had no ears. Experts say it could be the result of a genetic defect.