A Hive of Inactivity

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Although many cats live in colonies, the extremely rare South American Catbee (felix stingus) builds elaborate hives for housing and protection. A typical catbee hive is a multi-generational project that can take decades to complete, since construction must allow for the catbee’s extensive napping schedule.

a wooden structure, comprising of four hexagonal shapes with access holes, is attached to a wall. a cat rests inside one of the shapes and a second cat is partially hidden inside another.
I’m not buzzing, I’m snoring.

2026-03-14 Hexagon cat, by clhendricksbc, licensed under CC BY 4.0

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Links: Armed and Fabulous

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A small white and orange fish with extended fins that look like arms

Check out these guns!

Meet Domino, a Tiny, Bumpy Fish Making a Splash in Chicago

Smithsonian, via Elizabeth G.

I’ve seen some things, man.

Cat Found in the Cold Moves Inside for the First Time

Love Meow, via Andrew Y.

Who adopted whom?

Dog Wasn’t Getting Enough Attention — So She Found A New Family

The Dodo / YouTube, via Allein

And finally: Got Enough Toys There, Bro?

Andrew Y. shares a pampered pooch and his plushies.

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Random Rabbits

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Three dark gray chinchillas sit on the back of a white rabbit

Bunday Bonus!

Along with today’s videos, Andrew Y. also shared this photo he took of a wild rabbit with snow white fur and Pikachu ear tips.

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Hana’s Lucky 13th

Not That Mike The Other Mike7 Comments

Hana turned 13 this week, creating the perfect moment to look back on her rambunctious kitten years with Maru. Then it’s time for a birthday banquet with Kitten Miri. (vía Andrew Y.)

Hana, a cat, wears an orange hat with "13th" embroidered on one side
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