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I was so lucky to have grown up having such attentive parents like these two gorillas here, who would always look at me proudly and with love, no matter what. This young gorilla is adorable, and it is so obvious how much her parents love her. What a beautiful picture.
Beautiful Gorilla Family
Found here: The Telegraph and picture by Ron Magill at Zoo Miami
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Within one second of stumbling upon this picture, my immediate reaction was to post it here on ACAD. This is a beautiful and adorable picture that shows just how stunning and cute nature is. I would love to kiss this duckling right on his tiny little head; wouldn’t you?
I’m just going for a small stroll
Found here: imgur
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I have to say that I’m rather confused about what is taking place in this adorable image. It seriously looks like the moose and her calf are goofing out to pose for a family picture. Whatever the case, it made me smile, and I hope it has the same effect on you.
Goofy Mother and Baby Moose
Found here: Cutest Paw
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As I’ve mentioned in earlier bat posts, I really had never found bats to be all that cute, but the more pictures I see of them, the more I realize how dreadfully wrong I was!
Take this little friendly bat, for example. Have you ever seen animal ears do their very own choreography? I think not. Did you ever see such fuzziness, such sweet eyes, and such a goofy nose? Oh my goodness, I would love to meet this little bat buddy.
Adorable Fruit Bat with Flopping Ears
Found here: Tumblr
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As you guys probably know already, we love northern cardinals. Cardinals have beautiful singing voices and striking plumage to boot. Spring isn’t quite Spring without a cardinal song, if you ask me. Anyway, when I saw this image, I was not only happy to see a northern cardinal in it, but also a goofy tufted titmouse by his side. Isn’t that so cute? What a great picture. I hope to see a tufted titmouse some day too, because they definitely look adorable.
Goofy Northern Cardinal Perched with Tufted Titmouse
Found here: Cornell Lab of Ornithology Facebook Photos and photo submitted by Carper Sharon
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I was really quite surprised when I stumbled upon this adorable picture. You guys should definitely check out this article at the link below, but the gist of it is that this 10 year-old springer spaniel named Jess bottle-feeds orphaned lambs on a farm in Devon, UK. How impressive is that? The article has the story and additional goofy pictures like this one.
Sheepdog Bottle-Feeding a Lamb
Found here: Mail Online
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I’m not exactly sure which kind of breed these puppies are (I’m thinking they may be shar peis), but one thing I can say with 100% certainty is that they are absolutely adorable. Sleepy animals are always cute to behold, and so are puppy yawns. Here we have a picture that falls into both of these categories. Enjoy, everyone, and happy Friday!
Adorable Sleepy Puppies
Found here: Fanpop Baby Animals and submitted by pmmom38
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This baby hamster is so tiny, that it seems like he’s eating a bagel rather than a cheerio! I don’t see any sesame seeds on it though. Oh my goodness, can you just imagine cradling this little hammy in your hand as he munches away? What a cutie!
Adorable Baby Hamster Eating a Cheerio
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I stumbled upon this adorable video on youtube yesterday. This bear cub is having a bit of trouble keeping himself awake. You need to check this video out, but be sure to take note of the adorable nose squish that happens!
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The blue-footed booby is a marine bird so-named because of its striking blue feet. According to Wikiepdia’s blue-footed booby article, both males and females prefer mates with bright blue feet: the brighter, the better.
I found an adorable picture of a blue-footed booby and a goofy little fledgling. It was so cute, that I just had to share it with you guys.
Blue Footed Booby with Chick
The site on which I found this adorable image also had a goofy video of the mating dance of the blue-footed booby. You guys have to check this out!
Found here: Avipath