Following hot leads, solving cold cases!
Meet Splash: The World’s First Search-And-Rescue Otter
IFLScience, via Karen F.
Links: Lynx Hijinks
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Following hot leads, solving cold cases!
IFLScience, via Karen F.
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With all that practice Lena is going to be the best mother when she has her own cubs.
Brown cats are pretty rare, Cocoa Blossom looks are stunning!
Stellaaaaa!!!
Dog is a very good hider!
Search and Rescue 🦦otter🦦 is AWESOME!!
What a fantastic idea! That otter seems to be totally happy in his situation!👍🏼
Can’t wait to enjoy the longer videos later!
Stella is so funny. Also I love Cocoa Blossom–never knew that tuxies could be brown.
That dog is so well camoflaged. If the camera didn’t zoom in, I’d never have spotted that boobable nose. Cocoa Blossom is just gorgeous, you almost never see brown cats like that. Leena is literally a mom to all – kittens, and doggos, and bears, oh my!
I love the lynx, so cute and gentle with the kittens.
She was getting closer and closer to her own kind with each set of babies…bears -> dogs -> kittens -> someday little lynxes.
Lena is gorgeous! Her ability to take care of creatures of so many different species suggests a valuable career at the UN