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Twitter user @aliahgeyes tweeted this coughing cat the other day and we can honestly not stop thinking about it.

Throughout time, there have been tales of young people who lost their human parents and wound up in the wild, being taken care of by other animals. Check out these 10 incredible stories below that show sometimes nature goes the extra mile to take care of their own. Via: Mandatory

Things I Have Drawn is an Instagram account where father-of-two and book author Tom Curtis shares kid's drawings from all over the world. But that's not all – he decided that it would be more fun to bring those cute, childish doodles into the real life. The result is both funny and terrifying at the same time.

These kids are brilliant!

Amazing things happen when kids and dogs are BFF. 

And here's why! 

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We have all read James Breakwell's funny tweets about being a parent. This time, we have compiled for you a list of things his kids had to say specifically about animals. And it's hilarious. 

Take a look at some more Funny Tweets here. 

We would like to introduce you to the surreal vision of the American artist, Kevin Peterson. Through his latest paintings, the artist reveals a dystopian world where nature takes back its rights and where only the innocence of childhood and the animal world has survived. Via: Ufunk

Who said the zoo is boring and all animals are always asleep?

Website called Reasons My Son is Crying, is a place where parents submit pictures of their crying toddlers along with a description of a reason for this behavior. In most of the cases, the reasons are hilarious and this site consists a real treasure when it comes to laughing out loud. This time we have compiled for you the most logical reasons involving animals. 

Well, we can argue with that. 

Awwwww!

Getting a cat or dog is a big decision that most families will face at one time or another as their kids grow up. But did you know that recent studies tell us that you might want to get a pet sooner rather than later? 

The Instagram account, 'Live From Snack Time!' brings us all the wisdom straight from the mouths of youngsters. Here is what they had to say about animals. 

When Photographer Sam Edmonds was in Dhaka, Bangladesh, he came across Robindra Shorbod, a park in the South West of Dhaka. At this small park Edmonds discovered 10 orphan boys that call the park home alongside their 10 dogs. The boys have found many ways to make ends meet, such as begging for money on the streets and collecting plastic to sell for recycling. Despite the sparse resources they have, the children have chosen to share with their dogs. Edmonds wrote on Bored Panda, "In each of these portraits, the boys are individuals. But together they become members of a family. A family of two species and members of each species that have been swept aside in one of the world's largest cities. These portraits show the strength, resilience and most of all, the camaraderie between these orphaned kids and the dogs they have adopted."