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Here's something we haven't seen up until now -- cats resting on parking blocks! And it's even more precious than it sounds. 

Thanks to Twitter user, @ijnaoba1927, for sharing this extremely important find. After uploading two images of two cats resting their heads on top of parking blocks, other users began sharing similar pics of cats from their neighborhood. And it wasn't just a street cat thing -- cats with leashes and collars can be seen doing the same thing. Since it was shared on July 19th, it has racked up over 1 million likes! 

Must be more comfortable than it looks... 

Wow! Talk about encouragement! 

At first glance, it definitely seems like this magpie is nudging a hedgehog to quickly cross the dangerous road. 

And if you look at it that way, it's rather beautiful. Animals helping other animals...and while, it does happen sometimes in nature, it's probable (as many comments below have stated) that the magpie is just pecking and eating fleas off the hedgehog. It does make a lot more sense but what's so wrong about seeing it the other way? Truth is, we don't quite know if the bird was intentionally helping the hedgehog to safety or not. 

But we choose to believe he was because that's the kind of world we'd like to live in today. One full of hope and love. 

CeciArmy was the one to capture the moment that has since gone viral with over 14 million views and 120k comments. The caption for this video reads, "I just saw a bird explaining to a hedgehog, to cross it so it doesn't die. My day is complete."

Florida is the place where it's not unusual to see an alligator casually walking down the street...

urtles have a lot of upsides as pets, such as being quiet and low-maintenance. Of course, they're not perfect animal companions. For example, just think of how much fun dog-owners have taking their pooches for a walk. You can't do that with a turtle, can you? Sure you can, as long as you're not in a hurry, like this resident of Tokyo out for a stroll with his gigantic pet turtle.

19 years old Lithuania photographer Gabrielius Khiterer captured these stray cats around streets of Vilnius.