The brilliant Fawllaunguage comics is back again with funny anecdotes from the daily life of a duck mom. Sooo relatable.
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It's an exciting time for Skipper and Ping, two male Emperor penguins who live at the Berlin zoo. They have been longing for an egg of their own and now, they finally have one. This is by no means the only gay penguin - or animal - couple in the world, but that doesn't make their story any less special. Here it is.
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Two adorable newborn polar bear cubs play with their mother while they journey to the frozen sea. One cute cub climbs and hangs off mother's back. We thought this very cute video is perfect for international polar bear day!
These animal parenting photos will make you say 'Awww' and then run to give your mom's a hug.
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
These parents are totally winning the parenthood
Happy Father's Day to all the PAWSOME CAT DADS out there! :)
Single parenthood can be tough, but rewarding. Just ask Fred, the adorable senior labrador, who has taken a brood of ducklings orphaned under his paw after their mom disappeared few weeks ago.
The ten-year-old pooch is the resident pet at Mountfitchet Castle near Stansted, Essex, in the UK, where a member of staff found the lost siblings waddling around the battlements. The Staff at the popular tourist attraction said they were very worried about the ducklings, but Fred immediately took to them and has been babysitting ever since. Fred definitely proves that you can be a perfect dad even at grand old age of ten. The staff says that the babies 'absolutely love him'. Take a look at some of their precious photos together. Via: The Sun
Express your uniqueness with these proud cat moms T-shirts.
When you first think of a cat lady, your mind might flash to an old spinster who lives alone, has no social life, and just talks to her cats all day long. Yet in 2018, we can easily see through this misogynistic stereotype. As women are waiting longer to have kids (if they choose to at all), many millennials are opting to become pet parents as they wait for the financial stability, solid relationship, or desire to have children of their own. These days, a lady who lives alone with a cat or two isn't a sob story — it's a sign of independence, success, and being a badass. So in 2015, photographer BriAnne Wills started a project to elevate the relationship. Girls And Their Cats is a blog and Instagram featuring cool women and their feline friends in intimate interviews and portraits taken within their homes. Here are the stories of 5 cat moms.
