It’s time you recognize.
In a SHOCKING turn of events, Jack the Australian Cattle Dog proves he’s also excellent at stacking stuff on his butt. Well done, and thank you, Jack, for your hard work.
It’s ok that she’s way more fabulous than you.
Between poaching and their treatment at circuses , elephants are up against a lot. Here’s a small reminder how special these endangered animals are.
This dog knows exactly what he’s doing. I think.
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It’s called “This Week in Cats.” It is EXTREMELY important.
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Because no one likes the rug pulled out from under them.
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Maybe we all need this today.
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It’s hard to be down on the world when these guys are around.
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I wish I could pet you.
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You're a big guy.
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Awww. Friends.
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Hi, big dog. I wish I could play with you.
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The struggle bus is not species-specific.
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“So, I’m the biggest creature on Earth?!”
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Crocs spend their lives underwater right? Ummmmmmmmm.
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You found yourself in the wrong place, friend.
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DORKIE.
Forget everything you learned in Goat Biology 101.
Tiny Peepers are the baby goat's primary sight organs, and help baby goats see their way to treats such as marshmallows and particularly tasty flower buds. You may have noticed that goats have rectangular pupils. Those pupils give baby goats a wider range of vision, making sneaking up on a baby goat for tickles much more difficult.
These appendages might not look like they serve a practical purpose, but the Wiggly Bits are actually what baby goats use to hear. The Wiggly Bits can also be manipulated by the baby goat to signal when they're ready to be pet.
The Schnoodle has two primary functions. It can be used to receive and process scents, but more importantly, the Schnoodle is used to boop other goats and humans, which – like the Wiggly Bits – signals that the goat is ready to be pet.
Activating the Bleaty Bla is as easy as giving the baby goat's tail a slight, playful tug while petting or bathing the goat. The Bleaty Bla is used by the goat for tasting food and for communication. (Goats primarily communicate in order to obtain pets or food to taste.)
