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Winter is near, we can feel it! And as cold as we might get, we forget that others might be ready for the winter! Just like all of these adorable animals!

Two beautiful and cute polar bears cubs and their charming mother are romping in snow and this makes them the happiest and the cutest polar bear family of all time. Photographer Keren Su made these wonderful pictures in the National Park Wapusk in Canada at -20 degrees frost.

Dutch nature photographer, Roeselien Raimond, now has more beautiful winter fox photos to awe over. Enjoy! It is rare to find photos of the elusive creatures so free, and in their natural habitat. Managing to capture these creatures like this is truly something to appreciate and behold. If you want to see even more candid fox moments, this fox mom and her babies can be related to by every woman who has ever brought a child into this world.

So we asked the question.. why do snow leopards nibble at their tail? Yes it's darn cute, but is there a reason for it? The answer..

While living in very cold temperatures, they will often use their very fluffy tail to block the cold from their nose/ face! But, they also do it because they are bored! Just like cats, snow leopards like to play with their tails in order to pass the time and boredom.

These animals look like Christmas has come early. Few things can bring innocent, wholesome fun like a snowstorm, and these pets are taking advantage of every second. But they better not sit in the snow for too long. They might get polaroids. 

And with all of this wholesome fun, what could be better than continuing your week right with the derpiest animals you have ever seen. Or Maybe the dog breed notorious for their ability to induce laughter and joy, Huskies.

We know you have too much Monday today. We know.

This might help.

The Sapporo Snow festival in Japan draws millions of people with their amazing snow sculptures. 

Sliding! Otters love to slide on their bellies, especially in the snow. They're such slippery little critters.