Cat packed in suitcase, baby marmoset, opinionated kitten, and the family plate-cleaner.Perhaps something pithy, like “oops”?
New York Post, via Murray C.
Murray C. brings us the family dishwasher.
South Korean police intercepted a pair of common marmosets being smuggled into the country from their native Thailand. The babies, which could have sold for about US$6,390 each, are now in the care of Korea’s Institute of Ecology. Just a reminder that exotic animals belong in their native homes, not ours.
Thanks to sender-inner Lisa B.
As veteran cuteologists know, anything with “pygmy” in it is cute. So when both Maureen P. and Amy S. submitterated this item from Zooborns about a new pygmy marmoset born at the Chester Zoo, I knew you’d love it in a big way.
The pygmy marmoset is the world’s smallest monkey, weighing only one-third of a pound when fully grown. So you can just imagine how tiny the newborn must look riding around on father Gumi’s back.
