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Bathtime little puppies! No water and bubbles necessary 
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Sjakie, the baby sloth, was born at the Burgers Zoo in the Netherlands, but his mom didn’t have enough milk for him. A 2 year old girl visiting the zoo gave him a teddy bear to be his surrogate mother.
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We can’t stop watching this video! It’s on repeat permanently
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Life’s more fun when you have a sibling to wrestle in the snow with
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“They were born on May 7, but these Arctic Wolf pups were just seen coming out of their cave by keepers for the first time at Knuthenborg Safaripark in Denmark.
Just three puppies were spotted peeking their heads out at the edge of their den… but then came two more fuzzy little heads. “We are really happy”, says Animal and Dissemination Manager for Knuthenborg Safari Park, Lisbeth Hoegh. “We had, at best, hoped for three pups, but there are five! Unusually large broods indicate a wolf-mother who works well in her role.”
The Arctic Wolf is also called the Polar or White Wolf, and lives in the northernmost regions of Canada and Greenland. They are related to the Gray Wolf. They are considered endangered, due to being hunted for their beautifully colored soft pelts, among other reasons. In the wild they are very scarce, and there are even fewer in captivity.”
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The D'awwwregon Trail.
“MOM. MOM. MOM. MOMMY. MA. MA. MA!…Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet?” DAWWWWWWWW!
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That looks otterly comfortable!
Fun Fact: Sea otters hold hands while they’re sleeping so they don’t drift away from each other.
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