Happy Father's Day! In honor of all the wonderful dad's out there, we're celebrating some of the best fathers of the animal kingdom.
Emperor Penguins are one of the best dads in the animal kingdom because after the females lay their egg, the males incubate the egg for up to four months! During this time the males do not eat and must endure sub-zero temperatures. All this dedication is why we think Emperor Penguins have earned the title of Best Animal Dad!
Don't pick on this baby Alligator, or you'll have to deal with his much bigger, much deadlier daddy!
- Sally Squeeps
A lion and his cub, a king and his heir. One day you will rule the savannah little one!
-Sally Squeeps
Last week you squeeps voted between the Capybara and the Dik Dik to determine which would be this week's Squee Spree creature. And in an amazingly close face-off, the Capybara won by only three votes!
It was a close one, but enjoy your victory Capybara!
Happy Father's Day! In honor of all the wonderful dad's out there, we're celebrating some of the best fathers of the animal kingdom.
Seahorse are one of the best dads in the animal kingdom because they not only help raise the babies, they carry out the pregnancy! During mating the female seahorse deposits her eggs in the male's specialized pouch, and the male carries up to 2,000 babies during its 10- to 25-day pregnancy. This gender-bending, traditional role reversal is why we think Seahorses have earned the title of Best Animal Dad!
It is so squee and endearing to see chimpanzees playing with their young the same way us humans do! Maybe we're not so different after all?
