2/9/10
Narcoleptic Meerkats
It's not easy staying awake when you're on hold...
You might even fall asleep yourself when you watch this video and listen to David Attenborough's magical voice...
2/8/10
New baby anteater at Discovery Cove
Pictures by Jason Collier/Discovery Cove
It’s a boy! This little guy – a lesser anteater or tamandua – was born just days ago to mom, Cypress, at Discovery Cove, in Orlando, Florida. The youngster will hitch a ride on mom’s back for the first part of his life until he’s able to walk and find food on his own. Tamanduas are native to the forests of Mexico to South America. They use their sharp claws and 16-inch-long tongue (41 cm) to eat up to 9,000 ants in a single day. Discovery Cove is an all-inclusive experience in Orlando where guests can swim with dolphins, snorkel among tropical fish and interact with animals. Find more at DiscoveryCove.com.
2/5/10
Chii the smiling dog...
This is Chii, a Shiba Inu in Okayama prefecture that smiles whenever her owner is nearby...
Chii says cheese...
2/4/10
Relaxation is the word...
Picture by Caters News Agency
'Aight, itz been a very busy day, Iz need to chill out...'
(via the MailOnline)
2/2/10
William the dancing owl...
William Henry the baby Barn Owl showing his cool moves on "Dont You Want Me Baby"...
2/1/10
1/30/10
Cheetahs vs Impala
Hmmmm, let's see... Eat or play....?
Play of course!
Check out the Mail Online to see more pics about three Cheetahs who became friends with an Impala...
1/28/10
1/26/10
Panda family enjoying the snow...
As it is a cold winter in lots of parts in the world, we decided to post some cold snowy pictures...
(via damncoolpics.blogspot.com)
1/24/10
Baby dik-dik born at the Chester Zoo
This tiny baby antelope was recently born at the Chester Zoo. She's only a few centimeres tall and is being hand-reared by keepers after cold weather apparently put paid to her mother's maternal instincts...
More pictures at Sky News.
1/23/10
Bear with yoyo tongue...
This Sun Bear is using his tongue as a yoyo.
His tongue is also perfectly designed for foraging for food, especially honey...
1/21/10
Animals with casts
Cute newly discovered site: animalswithcasts.com. Yes, we know, we know, poor animals...
But they just look so cute with their casts...!
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