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look at its lil’ belly! allcreatures: Picture: Quirky China News / Rex Features (via Pictures of the day: 27 September 2012 - Telegraph)

look at its lil’ belly!

allcreatures:

Picture: Quirky China News / Rex Features (via Pictures of the day: 27 September 2012 - Telegraph)

so cute… they’re so amazed by that little guy.

videohall:

Gorillas amazed by a caterpillar

> I always love how gorillas look so intelligent while looking confused at the same time.

> People amazed by gorillas amazed by caterpillar.

(via worldlyanimals-deactivated20121)

OMG Adorbz. Red pandas might be some of the cutest things ever.. sdzoo: Flynn the red panda by Deric Wagner

OMG Adorbz. Red pandas might be some of the cutest things ever..

sdzoo:

Flynn the red panda by Deric Wagner

(via daily-animals)

What do you think they’re saying? An elephant met a sea lion, and everything was beautiful

What do you think they’re saying?

An elephant met a sea lion, and everything was beautiful

Japan Zoo on the Hunt for Runaway Penguin *we are rooting for the penguin here* read full story here PHOTO: The penguin that escaped from the zoo is a Humboldt penguin like this one above. Credit: Corbis

Japan Zoo on the Hunt for Runaway Penguin

*we are rooting for the penguin here*

read full story here

PHOTO: The penguin that escaped from the zoo is a Humboldt penguin like this one above. Credit: Corbis

An orangutan at Tokyo’s Tama Zoo has become an Internet star thanks to a video that shows the tidy primate cleaning itself with a washcloth.

An orangutan at Tokyo’s Tama Zoo has become an Internet star thanks to a video that shows the tidy primate cleaning itself with a washcloth.

geneticist: Zookeepers at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo construct dummy prey out of cardboard to satisfy predatory instincts. (via)

geneticist:

Zookeepers at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo construct dummy prey out of cardboard to satisfy predatory instincts. (via)

(via theweekmagazine)