This year is on the older side but it's so beautiful not to share. When Clara, the orangutan gave birth to baby Clarita, Clarita was kidnapped by a dominant male. At the Orangutan Jungle School, caretakers reintroduce Clara to her stolen baby but worry she will reject her.
But Clara was impatient and wanted to hold her baby, that much is obvious. Just looking into the eyes of this mother as she finally holds her baby... it's enough to make a grown man cry.
Steve Irwin was undoubtedly one of the greatest conservationists. From his daring stunts to his incredible tv shows, we have all admired Steve for the kind of person he was. Ever since the start of his Tv Show, The Crocodile Hunter, from time to time we got to see his adorable little daughter, Bindi Irwin. After the tragic demise of her father, Bindi decided to invest all her time into doing what her father did best. Besides, the love and passion for wildlife animals runs in her family. To this day, Bindi still lives and works at the Zoo in Australia. The Irwin family built this Zoo back in the 1970's and they have been running it since. Now, with the help of her mother and brother, Bindi takes care of the Zoo and does everything within her reach to make sure that her Father's great legacy always remains. We have compiled some of her tweets with adventures from the zoo.
Vlogger Esther Anderson, also known on YouTube as "Story of This Life", created a touching video titled "A Normal Day". The Video explores a mother's long day with her two young children, but you get to see the day from both the mother's perspective and the daughter's perspective. Worth watch video.
You want to date my daughter? Let's have a chat, son.
Itz way past yur curfew, young lady!!
"Where exactly are you taking my daughter?"
Mommy, I'm tired of drinking milk all the time. I want a tall glass of single-malt scotch too!
Soon enough, dear!
No, you may not ask my daughter out. She's not allowed to date until she's 3.
No, you may not date my daughter. We're a strictly Sylvester the Cat family, and well, you're Garfieldian.
