It's that time of the year again! In its 5th year, the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards continue to delight us all with a collection of hilarious photos of animals in their natural surroundings. Scroll down to see the best ones. 

When Internet sensation, Grumpy Cat, passed away few months ago, the world mourned over this comically expressive cat who had been the face of countless memes since she first appeared on a Reddit thread back in 2012. Now, months after her death, her memory is being honored on a street corner in Milwaukee by a group of local artists and we think it's beautiful! Story via: Cole & Marmalade  

An extremely rare spotted zebra was spotted (no pun intended) in Maasai Mara! A photographer at the Maasai Mara camp was completely surprised to come across the rare "blacker" newly born zebra. Mr Antony Tira, a renowned tour guide at the camp was able to photograph the black-dotted foul and posted it on the camp's Facebook page, where it has gained a lot of media attention. 

Tira told Nation, "At first I thought it was a zebra that had been captured and painted or marked for purposes of migration. I was confused when I first saw it." Upon closer inspection, Tira realized it was actually a zebra with melanin disorder, hardly a week old.

This is Mara's first record case of such a rare zebra.

Story via Nation

Every week, we bring you the finest collection of tweets written about our furry friends. Here's a link to our last week's list, in case you've missed it.

Kamila Majcheris a Berlin-based artist creating 'Very Ugly Plates', all inspired by a real-life story. Her plates are funny in a dark way and we have collected for you the best ones with animal captions.

Here are the funniest, cutest and plain bizarre cat videos of the week! Enjoy! If you missed last week's top 5, you can find it here! There are few things in this world better than scrolling through cat hashtags on Instagram. 

It's everyone's favorite day, International Red Panda day and we have some earth-shatteringly cute photos that are impossible to look at them without SQUEEING.

With the decline in their habitat, International Red Panda Day hopes to encourage people to learn about these adorable creatures and help save the biome in which they live. These animals spend most of their lives in trees and even sleep aloft. When foraging, they mostly nocturnal but also forage in the gloaming hours of dusk and dawn. Red pandas roam the Eastern Himalayas. These rust-colored creatures are experiencing a loss of nesting trees and bamboo, leading to a decline in the population. With less than 10,000 in the wild efforts are doubled every year to help these little firefoxes.