Penguin here.
I have discovered another dog breed I would love to have (adding to the already long list of breeds such as dachshunds, basset hounds, golden retrievers, labradors, and many more). Aren’t these doggies really goofy? They have svelte bodies, floppy ears and adorable snouts. I would just love to take care of one.
Italian Greyhound Puppies
Italian Greyhounds
Both images found here: Pet Collection World
Penguin here.
These piggies are too cute. I want to have them all! Don’t you? I hope their little noses made you smile. By the way, we’re not 100% sure, but we think they’re red river hoglets. Does anybody know if that’s right? Please let us know.
Piggy Cuddles
Found here: Social Anxiety Support
Penguin here.
Blue Bear and I love sparrows. We love watching them hop around especially. Although we have seen them behaving in such adorable ways, we never managed to catch them feeding their young. What a beautiful sight! (Extra points for the fact it took place at the very top of a pine tree).
Sparrow Feeding Young Chicks
Amazing photo taken by CT and found here Talk | Photography
Penguin here.
Blue Bear took this picture of Skunk with Tex (Blue Bear’s uncle’s doggy). This is the second time the two dogs have met and they got along very well.
Skunk is a really friendly and affectionate dog (as long as she feels like socializing). She is also very well-behaved and goofy. Tex, meanwhile, is 5 years younger than Skunk. He is also really friendly and quite energetic. Both dogs are great buddies.
Skunk (upper doggy) with Tex (lower doggy)
Penguin here (with Blue Bear).
Here’s a great way to start the weekend: how about a picture of an adorable baby armadillo with large ears? Enjoy!
Check out my armour!
Found here: Los Angeles Times Local
Penguin here.
Just look at this cutie! Isn’t he positively adorable? As you can read in Australian Geographic’s article, the golden brushtail possum’s hair isn’t ideal for camouflage so predators could spot them easily. For this reason, they are mostly found in a few areas in Tasmania where they have less predators.
I can climb trees!
Found here: Australian Geographic
Hey everyone. How’s it going? So, the other day, Penguin and I were playing Trivial Pursuit and Penguin answered “Gnu” to one of the questions. The answer on the back of the card was “Wildebeest”, and Penguin was quite sure that a Wildebeest and a Gnu were the same thing. I wasn’t sure, so we looked it up. Turns out they are the same thing! Pretty cool, huh?
Anyway, that was the inspiration for this post of an adorable wildebeest (or gnu) catching its photographer taking a picture of its butt!
Hey, that's my butt you're taking a picture of!
Found Here: Heia Safari Ranch
Penguin here.
What do you guys think of this find? I love pictures that combine nature’s beauty with nature’s adorable side. This little flying squirrel has a goofy nose, ears, eyes, and very long whiskers. According to Wikipedia’s Flying Squirrel article, there are 15 genera of flying squirrels. Flying squirrels are omnivorous and most of them are nocturnal. You should check out the article to learn more about these interesting and goofy creatures.
Flying Squirrel in Foliage
Found here: DUMBS.info ONLINE PICTURES
Penguin here.
That’s right, this fur seal cub is on a couch! According to MSNBC Today show’s Animal tracks from December 15, 2011, a woman from New Zealand walked into her home when she stumbled upon this precious little guy sitting on her couch. How awesome is that? Wouldn’t you just love to walk into your house one day to find a seal curled up on your couch?
An unexpected seal-prise!
Found here: Animal Tracks on Today MSNBC
Penguin here.
Sorry that I’m making two posts of dogs in a row. Then again, is that really something to be sorry about? Just look at these guys! Have you ever seen so much fuzz? These guys make me think of pillows more than dogs! Don’t you just want to cuddle with them? Oh yes, please note that they are both making puppy faces too.
Fuzz Galore! Fuzzy, Fluffy Puppies.
Found here: fanpop!