White husky performs yoga and Scooby Doo impressions in the kitchen — via Youtube
From the uncharted depths this beast commands a watery domain. Measuring approximately 30 cm long and 19 cm wide, he truly is a sight to behold. Now you too can release the Kraken! — via Etsy
The Octopus Project — via Youtube
Found a Hole originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Two 1.5m (5′) lengths of EL wire attached to a Tom Bihn Brain Bag.
You can plug and play EL wire units from many suppliers, but you’ll need to add a Y connector if you want to run a pair.
The 1.5m length gives a slight overlap. The controller sits in the top pocket. The EL wire is attached to the pocket trim using 19mm foldback clips. The clip arms can be easily removed (as shown) or reattached, making it easy to swap out the EL wire as needed — via Youtube
Grumbly Face originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Grey pod had a meet and greet with a husky from Arctic Breed Rescue when a local amstaff came along to play — via Youtube
Tibouchina and Female Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly (Papilio aegeus) originally uploaded by Red Wolf
This enormous cutie is made just for you to adore, he is so soft and huggable you could even use him as a body pillow. He is the perfect addition to any nautical-themed playroom or nursery. You don’t even have to be a kid to want to cuddle up to one of these, even adults find him irresistible to touch and play with! And, at 7 feet long, from the top of his fins to the tip of his two long arms, boy what a conversation piece he is — via Etsy
The Toronto Zoo’s 11 year old female rhinoceros Ashakiran, gave birth to a male calf on Wednesday, 17 February at 9.42 pm — via Youtube
Black Swan, Iron Oxidation in Sandstone, Iron Oxidation in Sandstone and Iron Oxidation in Sandstone originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Red Guzmania Bromeliad originally uploaded by Red Wolf
At Home and Orange Pod’s Last Photo originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Llama, Shiba in a Box and Lego Tardis originally uploaded by Red Wolf
A Greater One-horned Rhinoceros calf, the first ever born in Australia, made his debut at the Taronga Zoo in February 2016. Only about 2,700 of these animals remain in the wild in India — via Youtube
Zuberi is a two-month-old Serval kitten whose name means strength
in Swahili. His strength is exhibited by the playful exuberance he uses to approach life. The small one (with the big ears) was born 9 December at Capron Park Zooin Attleboro, Massachusetts, to mom Summer and dad Sav — via ZooBorns
30″ long, these are for Hine Mizushima’s solo show in Japan — via Flickr
Six cubs, four female and two male, were born to mother Addison and sire Duke on November 15, 2015 at the Cheetah Breeding Center at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. This is Addison’s second litter, and the largest litter to be born at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park — via Youtube
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