You might think that rolling around in the dirt would be a strange way to get clean, but for a chinchilla, it’s dust perfect. According to The Spruce Pets website, the fine dust penetrates down to the skin, absorbing oils and dirt to leave the chinchilla’s skin silky and luxurious. And as you can see from the video, it’s a lot of fun, too.
Much more chinchilla fun at ChinTubeHD.
(I was outnumbered five to one. Luckily, I'd brought my crossbow.)
Cuteness, via Elaine W.
Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of... daww, who's a cute widdle fuzzum wuzzums?
The Animal Rescue Site, via Elaine W.
Which "Scooby Doo" episode was this?
The Dodo, via Murray C.
If Banksy can shred a painting, so can we!
The Dodo, via Me
It’s tough when you go to the park by yourself and want to play on the teeter-totter. But it’s a cinch for this chinch. (from Andrew Y. via SoraNews24)
“Gosh, it is such an honor to work in the costume department for your comeback tour! I remember your act from when I was a girl, and to get a chance to meet you in person, well golly, I’m just blushing all over! Of course, the fact that you’re not wearing clothes has something to do with that too.”
BuBu the Chinchilla, found by Andrew Y.
“Which of you fine fellows will join my merry band and assist me in my quest to avenge the oppressed peasants of Nottingham, to confound and bedevil the King’s men at every turn, and to look jolly smashing in a green hat and poofy pantaloons?”
They’re sooooo fluffy, Elizabeth G.
