I shall rebuild!Cute Overload redux.
I shall rebuild!
Originally Posted by ZoMyGoddess!
You slept with mike so he would ban me. change your sig..the pretentious look how hipster face is so old ooh you like guys with glasses..ooooh
Authorities at Thailand's international airport arrested a first-class passenger Friday whose suitcases were filled with baby leopards, panthers, a bear and monkeys. The animals had been drugged and were headed for Dubai.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43018486/ns/travel-news/
(Both 2 month old leopard cubs)
Asiatic Black Bear Cub
Black-tufted Marmoset
Three-month old white-cheeked gibbon
I want a marmoset.
SQUEEEE.
You slept with mike so he would ban me. change your sig..the pretentious look how hipster face is so old ooh you like guys with glasses..ooooh
this thread made my night hahaha!
The heartwarming back story: “Hi, It is not common for a Koala to bear twins, and regrettably in this instance the Mum was struck and killed by a passing car. Fortunately, the driver stopped, and took the mother to the local vet – where it was discovered she had these twins in her pouch. It’s so nice to see a story that has a happy ending in these troubled times that we live in. Taking care of others is a great way to forget about our own problems and difficulties!”
This Northern Fur Seal was rehabilitated at the Island Wildlife Natural Care Centre in British Columbia and can’t seem to believe its luck at being released back to Nature.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1MwZRwvWW
This adorable sight is one that could have easily been a tale of tragedy.
Four kittens were found abandoned in a concrete factory in Redruth, Cornwall, weak and malnourished.
But they are now being nursed back to health and are very much in the pink - in more ways than one.
Staff at the Cats Protection charity were given quite a shock when they tried to wash the four-week-old cats and they couldn't remove the reddish hue from one, earning it the nickname 'Pink Panther'.
She was rescued by workers along with her two sisters and a tom cat - called Clouseau, Dusty and Cerise. It is thought that they came into contact with red pigment used in concrete manufacturing which had caused their unusual appearance.
The dying is less obvious in three of the cats but Pink Panther has a creamy fur so she appears bright pink.
Attempts have been made to wash the dye out because different variations of red are seen as 'danger colours' to animals but they failed.
Instead, Cats Protection manager Claire Rowe says they will have to wait until the pink fur has grown out.
She said:'They are absolutely adorable, but Pink Panther is probably the pick of the bunch. It's amazing. Until we washed her we had no idea what her natural colour was.
'As we shampooed her, the pink has slowly started to fade, although it may be that the fur has to grow out before we see her full colour, which could take months.
'It appears as though she's actually a creamy beige, and she has been dyed by the red pigment used in the concrete.
'We think the kittens were abandoned by their mum but we're hopeful they will fully recover and be able to enjoy a bright, but preferably not pink, future.'
The kittens were rescued from Ladds Concrete Factory in Redruth after staff heard their faint meows. They were spotted cowering between a set of pallets and have been temporarily fostered until they are strong enough to be rehomed.
(WANTTTTTT)
hahah Ang that video is too cute.
Why aren't my youtube vids showing up as embedded?
I saw this on a few news stations today.
Its probably fake, but I dont care. Monkeys are people (dont tell Laz I said that)
A thread, living from beyond the grave!
These owls are awesome and the music goes so well.
A similar video, with the other video's display picture owl in a starring role:
I don't know where else to put this - it about broke my heart!
WHAT happened to my home?
This puzzled koala was discovered sitting on a pile of shredded bark and sawdust - a place it once inhabited - after forestry workers felled trees in NSW's Vittoria State Forest, halfway between Bathurst and Orange in the state's west.
"Koalas would have been moved out of their homes in preparation for planned logging activities," WIRES NSW general manager Leanne Taylor said.
"It is common for koalas to roam back to their home range afterwards and become confused to find nothing there.
"A worker noticed a koala had been sitting stationary in broad daylight on top of wood piles for over an hour."
Ms Taylor said the male koala was taken to a local vet and later released near an established koala colony.
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/travel/austra...#ixzz2Qln4iZJY
I'll do whatever it takes to be the mistake you can't live without.
poor little guy
Baby goat plays with huge pig
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