Someone get a pillow STAT! This little penguin looks like he’s going to fall asleep at any minute
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Someone get a pillow STAT! This little penguin looks like he’s going to fall asleep at any minute
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From YouTube user dailytelegraphau: Baby pygmy hippopotomus Monifa takes her first swim, watched by her Taronga Park Zoo keeper.
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ZOMG! Those eyes! That face! So cute she could rule the world!
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Harry the pygmy hippo calf was born on March 22nd at the Cango Wildlife Ranch in South Africa. He is 11 pounds and named after Prince Harry. Sadly, his mother rejected him so he is now being hand reared. But his handler, Toni Inggs is happy to look after the energetic little guy.
Pygmy hippos are critically endangered and experts say there are fewer than 3,000 left in the wild. They are nocturnal animals who live largely underwater and emerge after nightfall to eat leaves and grass. Full grown, pygmy hippos are only about a fifth of the size of their cousin, the common hippo.
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“A six-month-old Golden Brushtail Possum perches on a tree at Wildlife Sydney animal park March 7, 2012. Although rare, the Golden Brushtail Possum is still found in the wild in areas of Tasmania, an island state south of the Australian mainland.”
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“Seven weeks old Java male leopard Arjuna, left, and female leopard Sri Kandi, are pictured during their official presentation at the Tierpark Zoo in Berlin, Germany, Monday, March 5, 2012. The mother of the cubs, Shinta, was born at the Taman Safari park in Indonesia.”
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Siku, the absolutely adorable polar bear cub is back! And this time, he’s discovered snow! Looks like he likes it
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A natural model! The camera loves him!
“Siku, which means ‘Sea ice’ in Greenlandic language, is proving to be quite a star, having had another photo session at the ripe old age of 52 days. Siku lives at the Scandinavian Wildlife Park in Djursland.”
If you missed our first posts about Siku, you can check them out here and here.
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