Miss Beluga meets Mr. Sea Lion. I foresee a long and blorpy future for this couple.

Blorp domination from Dominik.
Miss Beluga meets Mr. Sea Lion. I foresee a long and blorpy future for this couple.

Blorp domination from Dominik.
Bring on the burly bully blorpitudinous blorp!
And check who’s pushing the bully buggy at 3:37! Big Momma is all, “They aint heavy, they my bullies!”
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This blorp brought to you by Suburban Bullies.
Put your ear down here. Listen. Hear that? It’s a rustlin’ sound. You don’t think it’s a g-g-g-ghost, do ya?

Attack Of The Cute, indeed!
It’s a non-stop love fest out there; kissing right out in the open! Don’t any of you have rooms?




Pirizoe and Carrie T. you are killing me!
As cute as it might be, McPudgyhedgie here might be better off NOT getting its belly button pierced! Oooch.

Oh The Rotundity, Jo D.!
You better eat your blorpberries so you can grow up to be big and strong like Lillian here.
You might also get your picture on Cute Overload!

Gee, that’s just swell, Erin M.!
Aw, hammies love blorpberries in the morning. And lunchtime and snack time and dinner and, well, then they have to be carried away.

We thought wheels made hamsters go ’round, Serena G.
We’ll begin with the double blubber twist and we’ll hold this position until the instructor gives everyone a fish.

Everybody knows doing yoga will help you balance your mind and your body and a beach ball on your nose.

The most crucial secret to yoga is not centering your chi, or finding your inner chakra, but the ability to look good in stretchy pants.

Pacific Harbor Seal pups at Marine Mammal Rescue at the Vancouver Aquarium, where orphaned and injured marine mammals are rehabbed and released. Andy S. says, “this year all harbor seals are named after vegetables but with over 150 coming in this year, we ran out of veggies so you’ll find a few herbs and spices in there too. Underwater shot of Pimento saying hello, Rocket doing yoga, Cardamom trying to escape her tote at cleaning time.”
(riiing, riiing) Hello, City Water. Yes, maam we are aware of the problem. There was a broken water pipe. One of our main seals burst.

Ant, you’re going to be swamped all day.
Via Treehugger.com (spotted by friend of the site Marilyn T.) comes the blorptastic story of an adorable baby manatee orphaned in the Amazon river, rescued by conservationists and nursed back to health. Sadly, orphan manatees are very common, but so long as they have our helping hands, they’ll have hope.

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