Telly is coming in a little fuzzy, thenks awfully.
Photo by Phil C. of Burnham in Buckinghamshire UK as spotted on the Telegraph.
Honey Can U Put Another Bird On The Antenna?
April 6, 2013 By
Yo, Got Any Clif Bars?
April 6, 2013 By
Us Gentoo Penguins can get kinda hungry down here in Antarctica.
Via The Big R.
♫ Me…And My Shadow…♫
April 6, 2013 By
Little Mr. McDuckersons signed up for his school’s Job Shadow internship program. Kitteh did not get that memo.
We’re (Roman) Positive about this one.
“CO Doesn’t Feature Enough Owls”
April 6, 2013 By
That’s what a reader wrote. Well, we appreciate the feedback, and consider that gross injustice FIXED right here and now.
First off, here’s a Saw-Whet Owl cooling off at the Blanford Nature Center in Grand Rapids, MI. Video sent in by Cuteporter Karen.
Then, we got a lengthy email from the owl eagle-eyed Peter G. Check the hovers for Peter’s description of this Owl Rhode Island ResQte!
(AND learn about donating to the Born To Be Wild Nature Center.)
Gizmo Acts Like A Cat
April 6, 2013 By
Gizmo is told very clearly not to touch the hazel nut.
Gizmo does not care.
Submitted by Carol W. Owned and filmed by Margery C.
Behind The Scenes With Simon (And His Cats)
April 6, 2013 By
Just the other day we showed you a Simon Snow Cat- now we get a chance to see how it’s really done!
Ginger…Or Mary Ann?
April 5, 2013 By
I’d say Mary Ann appears to be the safer bet of the two at this point.
Cuteporter Tanya S. writes in: “Let me introduce you to my cat, Ginger 
. She loves climbing into purses, and demands that you rub her nose if she lays on you. Enjoy!”
[Ginger looks like she's locked into search & destroy mode if you ask me. -Ed]
Trilly, Gotta Learn To Pick Your Battles
April 5, 2013 By
This probably isn’t a good one to pick.
“Trilly is trapped in the kitchen and she swears she didn’t eat the cat food. Napoleon, S’mores, and Peter beg to differ and there will be…consequences.” -Shelly B.
Sea Lion Pup Trubble In SoCal
April 5, 2013 By
Scientists are baffled as to why a lot of sea lions are stranding themselves along the beaches of Southern California, and some of them are in tough shape. Wired has a good story on how truckloads of these Prosh Dudes are being shipped up the coast to the SF Bay Area’s Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito for care.
[You can also help feed these guys. Donate to "Meals for Seals" right here.]
See a distressed marine mammal in Northern California? Call (415) 289-SEAL.
Photo by Ingrid Overgard/The Marine Mammal Center.
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