Tag Archives: animals

Just A Slow Loris Eating A Rice Ball

SLOW LORIS!
He's just slam dancing, whatever. Read More »
Loris and Umbrella
loris photo
Nothing not cute about this. Read More »
Sloth Bath
Baby sloths at bath time. Watch »
SLOW LORIS!

If you don’t enjoy cute, sad-looking things with big eyes, then don’t click on the play button, okay? [YouTube]

13 Chickens, Rabbits, Horses & More Dressed Up For Halloween

As much as we love dogs and cats, there are a whole lot of other animals out there — and they love celebrating Halloween, too. There’s a bunch of horses, rabbits, chickens, goats and ferrets who can’t wait to go trick-or-treating, and we’ve collected a few photos of some of the very best costumes.

Halloween Hookups
Why Halloween hookups are different than all others. Read More »

Fox Obesity A Problem Thanks To Rampant Marshmallow Addiction

Sick Doggie
This man helps his sick dog sleep better with nightly swims. Read More »
Fantastic Mr. Fox

America, we have a fox obesity problem. And when you feed your pet foxes marshmallows, you’re not helping the cause. Okay, kidding, this fox was an orphan rescued as a baby, and he gets a marshmallow treat once a year on the anniversary of his adoption. Watch this little guy bury some of the marshmallows for later. [YouTube]

Breaking News: Goat Pushes Another Goat In A Wagon

Pig Rescues Drowning Goat!
You have got to watch this video, you guys. Read More »
Surfing Goats!
Luckily these surfer goats aren't wearing baja hoodies. Read More »
High Fashion Goat
Rachel Weisz shares a mag cover with a goat. Read More »
Go goat, go!

As Cyndi Lauper once said, “Goats just wanna have fun.” If you had any doubts about the validity of that statement, just watch this video of a goat named Willie pushing his mother down a hill in a wagon. Damn, goats have the best lifestyle. [YouTube]

This Woman Doesn’t Understand How Deer Crossing Signs Work

No more deer crossings

Deer crossing signs exists in semi-rural areas to let drivers know to watch out for deer on the road. But Donna, who called in to a radio station in Fargo, North Dakota, doesn’t seem to understand this. She thinks that the deer are purposely crossing where the deer crossing signs are. Because deer can read.

13 Cats That Refused To Get Dressed Up For Halloween

Cats are such stubborn creatures. Case in point: These difficult jerks who refuse to even wear fur on Halloween. While their dog counterparts are yukking it up in bumblebee costumes and ridiculous hats, these cats are letting it all hang out — naked as jay birds, with their silly little lion cuts.

Sigh. So difficult.

Halloween Corgis
corgis in halloween costumes
10 corgis getting ready for Halloween. Read More »

All The Lil Bub Action You Can Handle

Lil Bub in NYC
The world's greatest cat-cident! Read More »
Unimpressed cat
9 things unimpressed cat is unimpressed with
Nothing is spared his unfettered scorn. Read More »
Kitten Workers
French kittens work harder than we do. Read More »
Bub! Bub! Bub!

Breaking: Lil Bub has discovered string! [YouTube]

10 Corgis Getting Ready For Halloween

Halloween!
Everything you need for a spooktastic Halloween. Read More »

Corgis are, to me, God’s comedy. I understand that they had some breeding reason to make a dog with short legs and a wide body, but come on, look at those guys! THEY ARE WALKING HILARITY! And what’s better than a regular ol’ corgi doing corgi things? A corgi in a costume. Which is why we’re presenting you with 10 corgis all decked out for Halloween. Get ready!

Gah! Too Cute! Orphaned Interspecies Baby Hang Out

Zebra Baby
A lion tries to eat this baby in a zebra costume. Watch »

What do you get when an orphaned baby kangaroo hangs out with an orphaned wombat and an orphaned swamp wallaby? Too much adorableness to handle. The trio of babies live at Australia’s Wildabout Wildlife Rescue Center and are all around five months old. Click through to see another too-cute-for-words photo of the besties. [Zooborns] Keep reading »

Be My Pet: Fanged Dwarf Porcupine Dinosaur

Ice Age Flower
Scientists resurrect a 30,000-year-old plant. Read More »

Ladies and gentlemen, meet Pegomastax africanus, a newly discovered dinosaur about the size of a house cat, with self-sharpening fangs and porcupine-like quills. It looks vicious, but scientists believe Pego (that’s its nickname from now on, OK?) was an herbivore who used those fearsome teeth for nothing more than foraging yummy plants and defending its adorable little self. Another bombshell? Paul Sereno, a paleontologist at the University of Chicago, insists that if this long-extinct creature were still around today, “it would be a nice pet—if you could train it not to nip you.” Well fancy that. I’ve been wanting to get a Pomeranian, but suddenly I want a Pegomastax instead. Amelia, would you and Lucca care to join us for a walk? [National Geographic]