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Lil’ ‘Tugboat’—under his spell
It looks like he stuck his schnozzle in an inkwell
Credit goes to Sender-Inner Sharon C. and Charity Lynne Photography.
Dik-Diks are African mini hoofers who run around the plains delighting everyone who sees them. I hadn’t noticed before, but they also have spectacular little Tapir-like schnozzles! Check it!
The cutest animal… by mistca and Eyelashes Antelope by mikel.hendriks
Sure you’re warm, but are you WARM ENOUGH? Wouldn’t an extra degree or two of heat make your couch-potato-ing that much better?
In these cases, you should really try…a POCKET BUN!
Christine S., you’re making us feel all warm inside.
It’s not a whatzit, it’s a baby tapir, with the kind of nose-snout-mini-trunk thingie, and the stripey-spotted fuzzy outsides, and it was born last January at the San Diego Place With the Buildings With the Animals In Them and the Stuff.
Sent by Marilyn T. over at NatGeoNewsWatch! with the e-mail and the whatever. Photo by Ken Bohn.
Hoverhog flies over this great land, searching for toilet paper tubes WITH HIS BEADY EYES OMG
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.
The Memphis Zoo got a tall order last Thursday: A baby giraffe named Akili (“bright and intelligent” in Swahili), born right on exhibit. She’ll stay indoors during the cold weather, but zoo officials hope to have her on view soon. Full story at the Commercial Appeal. See photos of the birth at Facebook.
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