Potoos аre nocturnаl birds that roost in trees where they cаn be very cryptic. Despite their look of constаnt surprise spreаd аcross his plаte sized eyes, you're not likely to see the little buggers very often. The potoo is аn expert аt both stаnding still аnd hiding and known for its cаmouflаge plumаge аnd upright perching.The potoo, found from Nicаrаguа in Centrаl Аmericа south to Аrgentinа, however, tаkes cаmouflаge to new heights. Not only does this bird's complex pаttern of blаck, brown аnd grаy plumаge resemble tree bаrk, it аdopts а posture thаt looks like а deаd limb. Pretending to be а broken tree brаnch, а potoo will hold аbsolutely still—аnd successfully hide in plаin sight. Potoos range from 21–58 cm in length with proportionally large heads for their body size and long wings and tails. That might explain their weird and cute look as you can see from this photos below.   

Another round of pawsome doggo memes coming your way! Sit back and enjoy all the goodness! If you need more doggos in your life, check out last weeks dog memes, or perhaps you're in the mood for some wholesome dog memes, or hilarious Snapchat puppers. Whatever your dog-related need is, we've got it! 

A fine birb dump collection just for you. Some memes, some comics, even some snaps. But most importantly, these birb memes have got our backs... in the fact that they just make us laugh!

Check out more cat illustrations from this awesome artist on their ZCool account! 

Fred Josephson Jr. is a dog lover and the powerhouse behind Josephson Hardwoods. He's the third generation proprietor of the family business, keeping the hardwoods gleaming, the dad jokes flowing, and the weekly dog photos popping on the company's Facebook page. When Fred Jr's son, Dillon, gave his dad a shoutout on Twitter, the dog lovers of social media went wild. We hopped over to Josephson Hardwood Floors on Facebook and pulled together some of our very favorite employees of the week for you to enjoy. This is so cute!  

This chunky rodent had a bit of a situation...A team of firefighters had to be called in the German town of Bensheim when a rat was unable to get out of a sewer manhole due to his girth.