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Buried Under the Pillow Fort and Watching the Humans, originally uploaded by Red Wolf
This little fox kit is no bigger than a house cat and is just as curious. It took a few minutes but her(?) curiosity compelled her to emerge from the shadows and see what all the clicking was about… — via Buckmaster Images
Three Asiatic Lion cubs born on 27 March at Finland’s Helsinki Zoo had their first vet visit at five weeks of age — via ZooBorns
Relaxed Pod and Being Adorable, originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Watch the baby fox we rescued as she regains her strength over the course of a few days. We then take her to Blue Ridge Wildlife Centre for our final goodbye — via Youtube
Four African lion cubs born to Shera on 2 March had their swim reliability test this morning. All lion cubs at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo must take a swim test, carefully monitored by the animal care team, before going on exhibit. As part of the test they must prove that they can swim to land and pull themselves out of the water. All of the cubs passed. They are now one step closer to going on exhibit in a few weeks with their aunts and half siblings — via Youtube
Fennec fox @ evelrand.korea, originally uploaded by IN CHERL KIM
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Visitors to the Philadelphia Zoo might want to beware of stray cats: A new enclosed passageway allows lions and tigers to roam outside their exhibits.
Humans, though, can safely gawk at the predators travelling along Big Cat Crossing. The protected, open-air path snakes above the felines’ habitat to an archway over the zoo’s main promenade and ends at a viewing spot along a lake.
The concept for the catwalk unveiled Wednesday stems from the increasingly common practice of animal rotation, which lets animals take in new stimuli while visitors encounter them in unexpected places.
It becomes much more of a safari-like experience,
said Philadelphia Zoo CEO Andrew Baker — via redwolf.newsvine.com
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Beware the tomes in the forbidden West Wing, lest you start down an adventure into madness — via Neatorama
As a result of a special breeding program, two endangered Galápagos Tortoises have hatched at Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Australia. The tiny tortoises emerged from their shells on 24 and 26 January — via ZooBorns
The English song for children of all ages, a spin off for the book about Sniffer and Tinni. Book release in Norway (in Norwegian) by the publisher Gresvik Forlag will be on Saturday, 3 May at Eldorado bookstore in Torggt, Oslo, Norway. Here you will meet both Torgeir, Berit and Tinni. The song is on Spotify, iTunes and most other streaming sites at the internet. And btw — it’s the author Berit Helberg singing all the voices — via Youtube
This is what I have to put up with when I’m practicing — via Youtube
Klipspringer calf makes leaps and bounds in first weeks of life at Lincoln Park Zoo — via Youtube
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Ever wanted to mob around with an octopus on your head? Now you can. This hat knits up fast and keeps your head warm, all while being totally adorable. It fits most average adult sized heads, uses two skeins of bulky yarn, and size US 11 needles — via Ravelry
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