We all know by now that cats can defy gravity, are confirmed to be both solid and liquid creatures, and are by all means -- just the absolute stretchiest.
A cat's stretched body reminds one of the candy 'Laffy Taffy.' That's just how stretchy they can get.
But don't let us tell you, just scroll and see for yourselves!
If you're craving even more stretchy 'Laffy Taffy' cats, look no further.
The animals with the longest gestation periods are typically quite large, with elephants, rhinos, and massive ocean creatures often carrying offspring for lengthy periods. However, that's not always the case. There are many factors that play into gestation length, and scientists are still working to uncover some of the miracles of childbirth in the wild. Extended animal pregnancies can often be risky, but these mothers still do what it takes to give their babies the best life imaginable. Below are the animals that are pregnant longer or as long as humans. Via: Ranker
Ever wondered how would animals look like if they were born longer? this photoshop battle by the Freaking News is doing just that.
Long Eared hedgehog are different to their close hedgehog cousins due to their huge ears, the length of which varies from 3 to 5 centimeters. This size of the ear is an adaptation to the hot climate area, which is inhabited by these animals. Long-Eared hedgehogs are found in deserts, semi-deserts and steppes. Check out these adorable photos. Via: Sharesloth
On Thursday, Guinness World Records released the 63rd edition of its famous book of feats and firsts. Among the new honorees is Cygnus who is officially the domestic cat with the longest tail, carrying around a feather duster-like appendage that measures 17.58 inches. Cygnus lives with two other cats, Arcturus and Sirius, an F2 Savannah and a Marble bengal, and his dad says they love each other. That's one impressive feline.
What do you get when you mix a mouse, a kangaroo, a monkey, a basset hound, and an antelope? You get a long-eared jerboa! Not only are long-eared jerboas cute, but they're also fierce. After adapting to harsh environments like the Gobi and Sahara deserts, these jumping rodents manage to thrive.
I ended up in the Taffy Puller, that's what the heck happened.
