Social media sites are like a huge, virtual playground for people all throughout the world. Like most playgrounds, they offer very little security and are basically open to anyone. Out there, in those public play areas, you can sit and watch as your children play, but you can't choose nor stop others from playing there too, right? You wouldn't know if you're sitting and watching next to a pedophile or some other pervert. And online, if these "perps"  wanted to create a fictitious name, age, and personality--they can. They can be whoever they want to be and you won't even know.

In another social experiment facilitated by "What Would You Do?", they presented the dangers of the internet in a very clever and realistic manner. They set up a meeting between a very pretty 16-year-old girl and a 42-year-old man and made it appear like they've just met for the first time after chatting online. The young girl pretended to be shocked when she found out that they weren't of the same age like he claimed during their chats. The actors spoke loud enough for other people in the cafe to hear their conversation.

What do you think the customers did when they heard him persuade the teenager to "go home" with him?

Looking at the mirror every single day is an activity that is very ordinary for humans. We consult the mirror to see how a dress fits, how our hair fall or simply how we look in general. We do this before going to the school or office, or whenever we feel like it. Most often than not, women also have pocket-sized mirrors in their purses to check their reflection from time to time.

But how about animals? Do you ever wonder how animals would react when they see themselves in the mirror for the first time?

Xavier Huber Brierre, a french photographer went to Gabon with his wife and set up a large mirror in the middle of the forest. The reaction of the animals were varied -- some were terrified, others looked extremely puzzled, and one particular gorilla exhibited the best reaction of all.

Babies are undoubtedly the most adorable. How they marvel at everything around them - from the simple ones to anything they find different and new - usually drives us to smile. Another remarkable fact about kids or babies is their innocent and natural response to the things they see.

Ten-month-old Felix had the funniest reaction when he met his aunt for the first time. Felix was born in Lithuania but his parents brought him to Canada to meet the rest of the family including his aunt Steph who is apparently, his mother's twin sister.

The priceless moment was filmed by his father and it's the definitely the cutest. It's hilarious to watch the boy's excitement turn into confusion and shock. It is as if he wanted to ask, 'Who's my real mommy?'