I would like to propose a new cuddling maneuver called "Koalaing". It is very similar to "spooning" except instead of being back-to-front, you embrace each other front-to-front in a happy, squeeful, cuddly mess - just like Koalas do!
- Sally Squeeps
Now I thought I had seen most all of the squee animals in the world, but this one has me stumped. What is this cute spotted creature with a big button nose? Can you squeeps help me figure it out?
Sometimes it gets a little chilly down under and the Koalas need to wear sweaters. But I always get a little confused about the seasons in Australia, because summer in the northern hemisphere is winter in the southern hemisphere, and vice versa? Do I have that right?
-Sally Squeeps
This sweet little friend is a mystery! Does he live in a tree? In the jungle? Does he eat fruits? Bugs? Flowers? Whatever the answer, I LOVE HIM!
This baby wombasquee is finally out of his mamma's pouch and ready to explore the world!
Who could possibly love trees more than a creature that spends almost 80 percent of its life sleeping in them? Now that's a true tree hugger!
-Sally Squeeps
Did you know that Wombats, unlike most marsupials, have backwards-facing pouches? This is because mommy Wombats like to dig, and having a backwards pouch protects the baby from dirt and rocks.
Squeeeeee! Knowing that Koalas are capable of flopping their ears when they're tickled just took them to the next level of squee! I could watch this all day... maybe I will.
-Sally Squeeps
This wallaby and his human are enjoying a nice race around the house. That is until he decides he's in need of some cold refreshment.
-Sally Squeeps
