The Unbearable Cuteness Of Beings

[Rambo]

For all things SQUEEEEE

 

[Allen Smithee]

wonder if they taste good

Well, pine cones do smell nice.

 

[Rambo]

 

[Russell Street]

 

[Russell Street]

 

[Rambo]

Baby snow leopard cubs at the Bronx zoo:

 

[MFDoom]

I could watch that for hours

 

[Allen Smithee]

 

[Rambo]

JimmyRustler and I. I'm the short fat one.

 

[Rambo]

 

[Russell Street]

Coke hound.

 

[Dropbear]

I'm all about the cute, not the Biscotti sick shit.

 

[Thruth]

 

[Allen Smithee]

That baby donkey got a big head. You smell those flowers baby donkey.

 

[Thruth]

Little known fact, donkeys are part of the hummingbird family.

They eventually grow into their heads, sort of, 'cause they kinda got big heads

 

[Allen Smithee]

Little known fact, donkeys are part of the hummingbird family.

I ain't stupid. I know that a donkey is a type of mule.

 

[Thruth]

 

[Rambo]

 

[OfficePants]

 

[Rambo]

 

[Rambo]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/11/australias-oldest-man-sweaters-penguins-oil_n_6660962.html

Australia's Oldest Man Knits Tiny Sweaters For Penguins Injured In Oil Spills

When disaster strikes, the wildlife clinic at the Phillip Island Nature Park will be ready, equipped to deploy hundreds of tiny wool sweaters at a moment's notice.

Not tiny sweaters for people, but penguins -- knit by a group of volunteers that includes Alfred "Alfie" Date, who at 109 years of age is Australia's oldest man.

Date smiles with a tiny wool sweater he knit for a penguin.

Date told Australia's Ninemsn he started knitting the "easy single-rib and double-rib" sweaters shortly after moving to a retirement home in southwest Australia. After learning he could knit, two nurses who knew of the "Knits for Nature" program approached him to gauge his interest, Date said, adding, "I'm a sucker. I can't say no."

In the event of an oil spill near Phillip Island's 32,000 little penguins, wildlife clinic workers put oil-covered birds in sweaters to minimize the amount of oil they ingest while preening themselves. According to the Philip Island Penguin Foundation, the substance also matts the penguin's feathers, which both prevents it from regulating its temperature and reduces the animal's buoyancy in water.

Following a spill near Phillip Island in 2001, 483 little penguins ended up at the rehabilitation center, with 96 percent ultimately being released back into the wild.

Penguin is working that sweater RT @Tatiana_Danger: Knitting nerds, Penguins need sweaters! http://t.co/MApROBYHJz pic.twitter.com/b9r9kyJeQB

— Ian Brooks (@ZombieIanBrooks) March 6, 2014

At this time, the center does not need any more penguin sweaters.

This story has been updated with photos from Phillip Island Nature Parks.

 

[Rambo]

Now I Know – Bark and Honk

But the friendship isn’t just a one-way street. As many press outlets reported, Baks has rubbed off on Buttons as well – one of the duo’s top pastimes is to chase postal workers together.

 

[Rambo]

 

[OfficePants]

Goddam I love that

 

[Rambo]

 

[Rambo]

 

[Rambo]

Microdave, the miniature stallion who at 18" tall is one of the world's smallest horses | Daily Mail Online

 

[Thruth]

Microdave, the miniature stallion who at 18" tall is one of the world's smallest horses | Daily Mail Online

That is a cute horse

 

[Thruth]

Cute baby rat

 

[fxh]

Cute baby rat

LelandJ

 

[Thruth]

LelandJ

That was 'specially for him

 

[LelandJ]

That was 'specially for him

 

[Thruth]

Cute baby platypuses. Platypi? Platypussies?

 

[Thruth]

Baby sloth

 

[Thruth]

All of these beasts might be living in LelandJ 's attic

 

[Allen Smithee]

 

[Rambo]

Give us the tuna and no one gets hurt

 

[Rambo]

Thruth and Leitmotif out for a swim

 

[Leitmotif]

The irony, I look naive, and Thruth teaching me about life. Oh well

 

[Rambo]

Here I am after reading another one of @leitmotiff's PM's