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You can stop what you are doing right now and spend the rest of your day watching this infant orphan bear cub named Mike roll around in a pile of sheets.

The four-week-old bear cub and his brother Ike were brought into the Woodlands Wildlife Refuge three weeks ago after their mother was shot by a hunter in self-defense.

Unfortunately, Ike also died last week after being rescued, but Mike is doing well, according to the Woodlands, and he will be with them until March before he is hopefully placed into foster care of another mother bear.

Until then you can watch Mike's progress here 24/7.

"If he is not in view, he will re-appear shortly," the Woodlands says. "We are not responsible for bodily functions that may happen between feedings. Please 'bear' with us."

They are also accepting donations to the center on their site.

What could be cuter?

You might have seen this image that just begs for a "Lions and Tigers and Bears" caption in our builder, but have you heard the story behind these three besties?

They have been living at the Noah's Ark animal sanctuary for 13 years after they were rescued from a drug dealer's home as cubs. They were all suffering from wounds and malnutrition. Sher Khan, Baloo and Leo were all nursed back to health together and have been inseparable ever since. You can read the trio's full story here.