Awwdorable Otters Cronching And Relaxing

We love ourselves a celebratory feast, especially when we're celebrating something as amazing as the moon! The Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival was introduced to Japan 1,000 years ago and spread across the country. The main customs for the Japanese are offering sacrifices to the moon and celebrating the harvest during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Watch this squad celebrate the Mid-Autumn festival with a delicious mooncake feast! The gifting and eating of mooncakes is arguably the most emblematic feature…

Is your doggo a picky eater? Does he/she have a habit of hunger striking until they get exactly what they want? What do you even do in this situation! You don't want your doggo to go hungry, but you also don't want to give in to them and give them the idea that they can just go on a hunger strike and get whatever they want. No, no, that is not how this works buddy! Let's dive into this discussion. We came across an interesting discussion in which doggo owners came together from near and far to …

Meet Wang Zi and Xiong the beautiful red pandas from Jiangbei. These awwdorable red pandas are always down for a snack! Aren't we all! On the menu today we have some super delicious super cronchy looking carrots. Oh, yes. Cronchy, cronchy carrots. We usually go for a nice crisp cucumber ourselves, but these red pandas are on to something with the carrots! Red pandas , like giant pandas, are bamboo eaters native to Asia's high forests. Despite what you may have heard or know of, red pandas are n…

The creator of this video, and many others like it, resides in a forest beside a lake and has the ideal setting to film her interactions with all of the wildlife in the area, especially chipmunks! These chipmunks have clearly become attached, and brave! They approach the human with no hesitancy, perhaps because there is food involved, who knows! Not everyone gets the privileges of eating inside of the house, though! There is some friendly competition going on between these chipmunks Wally: "Chu…

Red pandas , like giant pandas, are bamboo eaters native to Asia’s high forests. Despite their similarities, red pandas are much smaller than giant pandas and are the only living member of their taxonomic family. Question. Are Red Pandas bears?? Turns out, they're not, nor are they raccoons! However, later genetic research placed red pandas in their own family. Studies of their evolutionary history show that red pandas are an ancient carnivore species and are probably most closely related to sk…

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So a squirrel, chipmunk, and groundhog walk to a picnic table...