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When our ani-pal friends get an owie, Cuteologists respond with an outpouring of concern, which sometimes takes the form of uncontrollable giggling. Below, a sampling of Cute or Sad? moments for 2009 (click pictures to see original posts).
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As determined purely by page views, we give you the most popular Cute Overload posts of 2009. [Oscar orchestra starting] Here we go!
I never thought I’d see a pup out-do a bunny in the disapproval depahtment, but it happened on May 6 of this year. Mai N. sent in ”Pancake” the new face of DISAPPROVAL. Bunnies everywhere need to step up their game.
Scale of Disapproval: 5 out of 5
On May 31, 2009 we met Waffles the kitteh. Waffles was photographed by LOL, Wary Meyers and sent in by some hooligan named Bling Blong. Waffles was your typical kitteh until he suddenly he crossed paths…
With a bee!
We will always remember August 10, the day a squirrelio photobombed this nice couple’s vacation. We’ll never forget the Squirrelizer meme that was born. Photo was by Melissa B. who was featured on National Geographic Daily Dozen. Sent in by Tracy B. and Marilyn T. from National Geographic Intelligent Traveler.
The day before The Day Without Cats, Arlo R. and three million other people sent us this kitteh unclear on the concept:
In an amazing series of photos over on Mail Online., a fearless rat stared down a mighty leopard—and the leopard blinked. While the puzzled cat sniffed and watched, the rat helped itself to the leopard’s steak dinner. Sent in by John L.
On June 18, Stephanie N. took a minute from cutting herself to send us this awesome shot, an emotional bunneh:
Emo Bun is going to put on his skinny jeans and play guitar in the garage.
Emo Bun doesn’t expect you fascists to understand his art.
Emo Bun is destined to travel through the misty and cold fog of existence alone and cold.
Life is hard for Emo Bun.
Sent in by Jorden C. on November 29, this one went to all the siblings out there that torture each other. “Why are you hitting yourself!? Why are you hitting yourself!?”
On August 21, these mashed-potato-strawberry-chomping torti took the audience to their happy nomming place (H.N.P.). Mashed potato photo by Iona B., Sent in by Benjamin C.
On August 12, Mary N. sent in these little Pikachu dudes, called “モモンガ” (Momonga). Obviously these ani-pals were meticulously crafted in the Secret Mt. Fuji Lab of Japanese Cuteness:
On June 10, Uncle Wire submitted proof that kittehs can sleep anywhere they puh-lease.
- The Glossary page, had it been a post, would have come in at #2
- The Sub-mee-shons pages at #6
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Oh yeah, right…THERE! [repeat]
Sehar S., you’ve got us hip-toad-ized
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Meet Frankie. Obsessive-compulsive hoarder. Steals items that fuel his love for “The Nutcracker” and dental hygiene.
We just feel bad for that poor ballerina out there who’s tippy-toeing around with hairy legs and bad teeth.
So that’s where all of my pens went. I suspect he has a few of my socks as well, Paige P.
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The other animals thought he was crazy when he started painting his own body. But we just call him Keith Haring.
And here’s the real story: Busch Gardens welcomed a baby bongo to the park Sept. 13. Bongo are native to the rainforests of Africa. Busch Gardens cares for the endangered Eastern Mountain subspecies of bongo.
Forwarded by Lauren H-W at Busch Gardens, Tampa.
Photo: Matt Marriott
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With a name like Rear Admiral Carl Ludpig von Piggy Pants (actual name, People), you’re already so over-the-top, that you don’t need a creative caption.
Without further ado, meet Carl. He likes celery.
Carl 3, Celery 0, Kerry K.
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Well, here’s something you don’t see everyday. Our friends over at National Geographic report that octopuses have been discovered tip-toeing with coconut-shell halves suctioned to their undersides, then reassembling the halves and disappearing inside for protection.
Pretty amazing stuff.
Check out the full story here.
Thanks, Marilyn T.
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Welcome to the RPG (Rhino Proving Grounds) here at Busch Gardens. Each morning, new recruits report to their MOM (Maneuverable Obstacle Mentor) for a run on the training track, evading GNU (Ground Nuisance Units) before settling down for a well-earned NAP (Nighttime Asleep Procedure). Sure it’s tough, but it’s how we make sure your next Rhino is rugged, maneuverable, and built to last.
In Tampa, your local Rhino dealer is Nick G.
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Mabel is – how should we say? – eccentric. Has been, ever since those red-tailed monkeys accidentally clocked her with that Frisbee they whittled out of that Acacia bark. She wasn’t seriously hurt, thankfully, but the hit definitely rattled something. Like, it’s especially odd when she licks our horns and says, “Well, that’s the best darned drumstick I’ve ever had!”
Mabel is as Mabel does, Mari P.
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Oooooooooh for meeeeeeeeee
Thank yoooooou!
Oooooooooh!
[Pan down] [Annoyed kids voice] Yeah. Thanks.
Thanks a lot. Let’s go, Mom. Vamos.
Grateful walla and wallababy photographed by Melissa B. in Australia’s Rainforest Habitat.
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