Mother nature never cease to surprise us!
friendship
Meet Jake, the black lab, and Ginger, the red fox lab. They are best friends forever and their photos together will melt your heart. For more of their adventures, visit their instagram page.
One more proof that cats and dogs could be best friends.
"The Firmest Friend" is a really touching, award-winning documentary about forgotten homeless youths in New York City and the incredibly unique bond they share with their pit bulls, a breed that is often demonized as being vicious. Filmmaker Andrew Fixell sensed a real kinship between misunderstood humans and misunderstood dogs and wanted to share it as far and wide as he could. Via: Laughing Squid
Matteo Walch, an adorable boy from Austria, struck up the remarkable friendship with the alpine marmots when he was first introduced to the animals by his nature-loving family when he was just four years old. Matteo and his mom return to visit the colony of marmots in Grossglockner in the Austrian Alps for two weeks every year. The youngster spends time feeding, cuddling and having his photo taken with his furry friends. His unusual relationship with the animals generated worldwide interest when images of the adorable companions first appeared in the media few years ago. See for yourself.
These two form one of the most improbable canine duos. Lulu, a small Japanese chin, and Blizzard, and enormous Saint Bernard, ten times her size, are inseparable. Via: The Holidog Times
Do fish have feelings? We typically don't think of them as warm, fuzzy types, but Yoriko, an Asian sheepshead wrasse who lives off the coast of Japan, might just prove us wrong. For 25 years, Yoriko has greeted local diver Hiroyuki Arakawa when he comes to tend a Shinto shrine beneath the waves.
Via Robyn Malcolm
Robyn Malcolm scored a beautiful picture of animal friendship in Eden, New South Wales when she captured that glorious image of a seal riding a whale.
Look at it again.
He's just chilling. Hanging out and enjoying the scenery while his oceanic minion delivers him to his destination.
There's no telling what part this cetacean transportation has in the global turmoil over ride sharing.
But probably this pair is just really late to the weasel riding a woodpecker party and they think they can catch some of that sweet, sweet virality.
Here's that picture again, just for fun.
