Please locate the closest exit under each wing. In the event of a water landing, I am a flotation device.
Spotted by Amy C. (Story and extra photo at the Daily Mail)
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Somebody hitch up the humans!
Better do as Mick says, Mardell C. — we wouldn’t want to appear Idita-rude.
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I cannot embed the video here, but check out this awesome little cat life action going on over at Live Link. Someone HAS to make a 15-minute prime time TV show of this kitteh.
You can practically hear the laugh track now:
Nice purse!
Todd T. from GD, cheers to thee!
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Karl couldn’t resist a nap while straddling the warm equator between two hemispheres.
Forwarded by Theresa V.
For more crazy Cats ‘n’ Racks good times™, check out Miss Hannah.
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Hi, my name is Biggums, and I’m here to audition for the lead in “Conan the Barbarian”.
Biggums is a fighter, Christina R.
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I don’t know, doc – it’s just a feeling of malaise, I guess.
My walks are sluggish, my fetching is mediocre, and I couldn’t care less that the cat keeps blaming me for his “accidents”. I dunno – can you help me, doc?
Um, how is telling me to eat some mango and then charging me $450 for the 15 minutes I’ve been here, helping me, doc?
That doctor is going to find an accident under his couch, that’s for sure, Dax L.
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Ay-yup, when you’re a farmer, ya hafta put in a full day, sunup ta sundown. Ah’m up with the kittens every mornin’. (Sorry ’bout that, meant to say “chickens.”)
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A baby Giant Anteater was recently born at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay to mom, Adelhi. For the first four months of this little guy’s life, he’ll hitch a ride on mom’s back until he’s ready to put that long schnoz to good ant-eating use:
Other fun facts from our friends at Busch Gardens: Giant Anteaters’ sense of smell is 40 times stronger than a human’s and allows them to find and eat up to 30,000 insects a day. And, they have tongues 2-freaking-feet long.
Keep the photos of “Barnacle” coming, Nick G! Photo by Matt Marriott/Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
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Large… orange… Cheerio…
So… nappy…
Zzzzzzzz
LOOK AT THE MINI FOOT ON THE LEFT Elizabeth S.!
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According to a news agency that got up earlier than us;
Famed weather prognosticating groundhog Punxsutawney Phil has emerged to see his shadow in Pennsylvania, meaning winter will last another six weeks.
FYI.
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