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I have a really hard time with zoos–specifically, with the fact that they exist.
I realize logically that many zoos treat animals like royalty; that many also help protect endangered species; and that we simply no longer inhabit an ecology system in which all animals can roam free, unfettered by human activities. If I had any hopes for that, I wouldn’t have two domesticated cats. Continue reading »
This video is so adorable MY ovaries hurt (impressive for a male). Yun Zi, which means “Son of Cloud” took his first walk outside his home at the San Diego Zoo. This video is so cute it’s like adorable porn. (okay, that sounds weird.) Nonetheless, get you some baby panda!
If you happen to follow Ellen DeGeneres’ Twitter feed, this adorable and sad story may be old news for you. But these photos are so precious that they certainly merit the risk of repetition.
During the wildfires that have been plaguing Southern California for the last several months, it’s not only homeowners who get displaced, but the thousands of animals who live in the woods. Continue reading »
Maybe the parenting connection here is tenuous, but – cute baby animals! Cute little orphamed baby animals, no less, being raised by zookeepers at the Denver Zoo!
These two tiny so-ugly-they’re cute little critters are emperor tamarins, which are native to the South American tropical rainforest. Their names are Lara and Lucy, and they were born last month. Sadly, Continue reading »
OK, my kid was pretty damn cute when she was born – not alien-looking at all. But like fine wine and cheese, she’s definitely gotten better with age.
The opposite seems to be true for baby animals, which come out of the womb/egg/what have you looking so scrum-diddly-umptious they give you a toothache. Hence my new obsession: Continue reading »
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