Penguin here.
Like most (if not all) Australian marsupials, wombats are goofy not-so-little creatures weighing anywhere between 20 to 35 kg according to Wikipedia’s wombat article. They have goofy ears, funny noses, and sweet eyes, and certainly look incredibly huggable. I would love the opportunity to hug one, wouldn’t you?
Adorable Wombats
Found here: tumblr
Hey everyone. I’ve shared my sister’s art before on here, because she does often draw or photograph cute things, but I believe this to be among her best works. In school, she had to do a project with the theme of childhood, and her most representative individual object from her childhood that was pertinent to that theme was the little teddy bear depicted here named Bear-B (pronounced bearbee). I’m incredibly impressed by the detail she managed to capture in this picture, and the innocence of childhood being represented so strongly. Also, this is a photograph of the original image, so imagine how vivid in detail it is in person.
Bear-B Drawing by My Sister
Penguin here.
Wolverines are fierce creatures that mostly live in cold forests (like the tundra) in North America, Europe and Asia. They are also the largest member of the weasel family. You can read about them and other animals here at Enchanted Learning. Although wolverines may be fierce, I think this little baby looks so sweet and curious, don’t you? I bet he’s having a lot of fun in the snow.
Baby Wolverine in Snow
Penguin here.
Blue Bear and I want to wish you all happy holidays. Every year, on December 24th, we make special sugar cookies that we spend nearly all day decorating. We are quite proud of them and we think that they’re cute enough to belong here on ACAD, so we wanted to share them with you guys! How do you like them? Did you notice our Blue Bear and Penguin heads?
Enjoy the holidays!
Our Happy Holiday Cookies