Cute Overload :D
Ready or not, here I come…!
I know what you’re thinking: What’s the point of playing Hide ‘n Seek when we leave such a lingering trail of delightful perfumery? Well luckily for me, Tulip up there is a little hard of smelling, so it will be a while before everyone is all “olly olly oxen free”, if you catch my drift.
Actually these are two of the four spotted skunks at the Bronx Zoo. Check out the video below, and thanks to sender-inner Luke G, and photographer Julie Larsen Maher ©WCS.
Why you lousy, goat-for-nothing thief! Give me back my lunch!
(nhhrrgh!) This is (hrrrggnh!) no way (arrrgth!) to treat a vegetarian!
Well, fine! I didn’t want your stupid carrot anyway!
Hee, hee, hee — Chelsea knows we’re running her photos in reverse order.
After a simply pitiful day of work which included the stellar highlight of inadvertently tucking her skirt into her thong upon leaving the bathroom, Beatrice needed to relax and ordered a cup of Celestial Seasonings Tension Tamer Tea.
Calgon take me away, Jill W. Photo by Jerry Schexnayder
Welcome, Human Traveler. You and I are about to embark on a journey of enlightenment in ways you’ve never known. Now, as I hop into my sled outfitted with electric heaters and bacon, you will hitch yourself up to this tugline that attaches you to the other bipeds, and we will be on our way.
Mush, humans, mush!
Mushez-vous!
Let’s hope those bipeds brought their asthma inhalers, Matt C.
Talk about scrambled: According to the Daily Mail, when her owners saved hen Mabel from the chop, Mabel repaid the favor by keeping their pups warm. Hot dog!
Sent in by Zeki, whose letter says “asdfghl!” Gezundheit, Zeki.
Sense of direct-shons? No.
CLOMP CLOMP CLOMP:
Eve S., Where’s Bee!?
“Dear God, I look like a blue turnip and the Queen wearing plankton.”
Uh, you do know that Dr. Zombie still has claws, Shana L.? [I'm reminded of that snarky ole gem YouKnitWhat!? - Ed]
[...or this. - Ed. the First, i.e. "Theo", ahem]
How did this little cutie escape our attention for over three years? He’s a Brazilian ocelot, born at The Louisville Zoo in November, 2007, and given the suitably diminutive name of… (booming echo effect) El Conquistador!
Photo by Kara Bussabarger for The Louisville Zoo. Found by Jay D. on his blog.
Hoist a tall frosty one — with your cat! Each spring, the quiet German village of Lürkensproingen hosts Bierfest für Katzen, a beer festival for our feline friends. Sample such daring local brews as Wach und Schlief (“Awake and Asleep”), which substitutes catnip for hops in the brewing process.
Danke to Beer Ambassador Kristyn L. (You can spot more photos at SloshSpot.)
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