Chipmunks Are Always Cute
Known for their small size, and chubby-cheeked cuteness, chipmunks are a tiny member of the squirel family that never grow larger than 4 to 7 in (10 to 18 cm) in length and 1...
Known for their small size, and chubby-cheeked cuteness, chipmunks are a tiny member of the squirel family that never grow larger than 4 to 7 in (10 to 18 cm) in length and 1...
Born at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia in the wee hours of the morning on August 27th 2011, these cute little bundles of stripe are Sumatran Tiger cubs. The cubs are two males...
Although the moose is the biggest of all deer, the baby moose still starts out pretty small albeit with long goofy legs. Even grown moose have spindly legs to more easily wade into rivers...
Living in the frigid Arctic and sub-arctic waters of the farthest points of the northen hemisphere, beluga whales are a species of whale known for their blunt, rounded heads, and their lovely song. After...
The fossa is a cat-mongoose-like carnivore from Madagascar that likes trees. They are slender but very quick and they have powerful claws and teeth for hunting. The fossa population is down to just about...
The smaller cousin of the hippopotamus, the pygmy hippo is still a large mammal in its own right. A primarily herbivorous creauture, the pygmy hippo is also nocturnal and reclussive. Due to the later,...
You know what’s even more cute than a baby otter? A baby otter whose foster family is a bunch of equally cute kittens. These photos were taken at the Secret World Wildlife Rescue Center...
Well, there’s a new edition to the Cabarceno wildlife park in Cantabria, Spain, but it seems that she’s not quite ready for the world just yet. Pictured here is newborn baby hippopotamus, she’s just...
Red river hoglits or bush piglets are handsome little swine from the forests of Africa and Madagascar. They grow up to be a little ugly with a knotted faces and tusks but their coloration...
An otter is any one of twelve species of semi-aquatic or aquatic mammals who are known for their playful nature (otters have been observed wrestling and frolicking for no reason other than sheer enjoyment)...