Ready for your weekly dose of amazing animal photos? These are sure worth your time. Here's a link to our previous list, in case you've missed it.
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Ready for your weekly dose of amazing animal photos? These are sure worth your time. Here's a link to our previous list, in case you've missed it.
For centuries, dogs were dogs and cats were cats. They did things like bark and drink water and lay down—actions that pet parents didn't need a translator to understand. Then the internet arrived. Scroll through the countless Facebook groups, Twitter accounts and instagram pages dedicated to sharing cute animal pictures and you'll quickly see that dogs don't have snouts, they have snoots, and cats come in a colorful assortment of shapes and sizes ranging from smol to floof. Pet meme language has been around long enough to start leaking into everyday conversation. If you're a pet owner (or lover) who doesn't want to be out of the loop, here are the terms you need to know. Via: Cutesy Pooh
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The vibrant double-meaning Instagram series, "This or That", By Randy Lewis—the Creative Director of California-based agency Devise Interactive- pokes fun at the English language with its clever interpretations of words. Have a laugh at some visual puns and head over to the 'This or That' series for more.
Because cats rule the Internet, duh. Here's some of our favorite tweets.
