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This is why we love cats so much. They just don't care about your fancy classical performance, they just want a place to relax and at that moment, that stage looked like a prime spot. And don't you just love how they just accept him and let him chill?
The artist behind these fantastically punny works of art is Lim Heng Swee (aka 'ilovedoodle').
The best part of these illustration is how it captures a certain mood that everyone can relate to ... laziness.
The feeling of being completely uninspired, tired, bored, etc, but with a whimsical added humor of some animal-related puns!
If you're in the 'mooooo-d' for some other punny animals by Lim Heng Swee, we've got you covered!
Owls are beautiful creatures that are associated with wisdom. They're also the subject of some of the funniest posts on Tumblr and we are here to bring you some of the best ones we have found, just because we love you owl!
Robert Osman from Bristol, UK, started his unique men group, "Dudes and dogs" after realizing that walking his dog in the fresh air was the only thing that helped him during times of anxiety and depression in his life.
Osman defines "Dudes & Dogs" as a Community Interest Group created with one simple premise. To get men out in the fresh air together for a walk and talk. We want men to understand that it's not just okay to talk, it's important"
On his website, Robert goes on to explain: "Although the stigma seems to be lessening, many men suffering from depression never speak up. Most of us feel the need to bottle everything up and "soldier through" tough times, but everyone needs someone to talk to, even the toughest of us. It's not in a weird way, it's just clearing my emotions and resetting. I'm not doing anything unique, everyone knows dogs are good for you, it's good to get fresh air, it's good to talk. It's just combining all those in one place – it's created a safe space. The number of messages I get from blokes saying, 'if it wasn't for my dog, I wouldn't be here' that's pretty common sadly. You have this impression when you're struggling is that you're completely alone on this and no one would understand how you feel. It wasn't until I started going out with these guys that I realized I'm far from unique – it's common as muck."
What a great initiative!
This a groundbreaking scientific breakthrough! After 20 years of trying to increase the cheetah population, there might be hope for their species yet!
Columbus Zoo, Ohio, has reported that two cheetah cubs (a male and female) were born February 19th, 2020. The birth is thanks to a procedure that took place at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute. For the first time in history, US scientists were able to delivery two cubs via vitro fertilisation (IVF), using a surrogate cheetah.
The surrogate mother, Izzy, is a three-year-old cheetah who carried the eggs harvested from six-year-old Kabibi, and sperm from a cheetah at the Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Texas.
Timeline of the historical procedure according to the Smithsonian's National Zoo website:
- Nov. 14 and 18: The female cheetahs were given hormone injections to develop mature follicles.
- Nov. 19: Eggs (oocytes) were taken from Izzy and Kibibi. Neither had reproduced previously.
- Nov. 19: Semen from male cheetah thawed and eggs fertilized.
- Nov. 21: Team implanted nine embryos in Isabelle (Izzy) and six in second cheetah, Ophelia. A typical cheetah gestation is 93 days.
- Dec. 23: Izzy was confirmed pregnant via ultrasound, which appeared to show two cubs. The ultrasound confirmed that Ophelia was not pregnant.
- Feb. 16: Izzy's care providers begin an around-the-clock video birth watch
- Feb. 19: Cubs born
How amazing is that? Thanks to all the hard working scientists who are keeping these beautiful creature from going extinct!
Story via CBS News
Nathan and Winnie are both adventure cats who love going to the beach! In this video, they both go swimming for the first time together!
And you know what? They're better swimmers than us.
Watch the adorable lil panther duo swim side-by-side as they paddle through the shallow beach water.
Quite romantic, wouldn't you say?
Follow the pair on Instagram!
It's no secret that people are getting more and more anxious everyday, reading all those scary headlines about the coronavirus.
Even Robert was feeling anxious! Until he spoke with his wife and gathered some insight and useful facts.
Meet Robert! Robert lives an ordinary life, earns an ordinary salary and works hard to support his family.
Oh, and Robert is an otter.
"Robert the Otter" may seem like a cutesy facade, but he has proven to be aware of what's happening in the world, and offer another perspective. The newest comic by the Singapore artist is making waves, for a good reason. If you're feeling anxious, maybe take a moment and read what "Robert the Otter" has to say.
We've got another "grumpy" cat to add to our list of favorite grumps!
Introducing -- Grumpy Barbara! Barbara is getting recognition for her ultra-grumpy stare and we gotta say... we absolutely love her.
We've all heard the expression "if looks could kill," and, well, Barbara's stare is that look.
You can follow this adorable grump on Instagram at @grumpybarbara!
"In nature, nothing is perfect and everything is perfect." Yes, nature is absolutely breathtaking, which is why we rounded up these jaw-dropping photos that will make you want to spend all of your time outdoors.
