Lambs – Page 3 – CUTETROPOLIS

Links: Super Squirrels

August 9, 2021August 9, 2021Not That Mike The Other Mike15 Comments

Squirrel parkour, little lamb, big bear, pittie pool party, and kitten ambush

We did parkour before it was trendy.

Squirrels use parkour tricks when leaping from branch to branch

Science News, via Elizabeth G.

I've got love on my mind!

50 Photos Of Animals Just Living Their Best Life

Bored Panda, via Andrew Y.

Lamb Grows Up Snuggling On The Sofa

The Dodo / Twitter, via Andrew Y.

Pittie Must Be In The Pool At All Times Or Else She Gets So Sad

The Dodo / YouTube, via Georgiana Y.

Russian Woman Rescued A Bear From A Closed-Down Zoo

Bored Panda, via NTMTOM

And finally: What Do You Call a Bush Full of Kittens?

It’s an ambush! (via Murray C.)

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Links: Raging Rescue

November 22, 2019November 21, 2019Not That Mike The Other Mike16 Comments

A hot hero, shaved alpacas, doggie driver, and a nativity scene waiting to happen, in today’s links.

Good onya!

Woman risks her life to rescue a koala from a fire in Australia

CBS News, via Andrew Y.

Excuse me, could you kindly direct us to the nearest nativity pageant?

Camel, cow and donkey found wandering in Kansas neighborhood

MNN, via Murray C.

That'll teach ya.

Impatient Dog Left In Car Alone Takes The Vehicle For A Spin

Paw My Gosh, via Cheryl S.

It's like a car ride without the car!

Meet Princess Leia, the Bike-Loving Bulldog of Los Angeles

Bicycling, via NTMTOM

A beautiful photo essay.

Photographs Explore The Relationship Between Animals And Humans

Bored Panda, via Andrew Y.

All the dinosaurs feared the Llamasaurus Rex.

Shaved Alpacas For Your Viewing Pleasure

Sad and Useless, via Sharon H.

It's so FLUFFY!

This Cat Has A Majestic Fluffy Tail Just Like A Squirrel

Bored Panda, via Sharon G. & Elaine W. & Andrew Y.

And finally: The Return of Keyboard Cat

https://imgur.com/gallery/awHYpyR

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Lamb Bus Now Boarding

September 16, 2019September 16, 2019Not That Mike The Other Mike21 Comments

Now and then, a photo comes along of such epic cuteness that no possible caption I could write would do it justice. Fortunately, somebody on Reddit wrote this explanation:

Mule nannies are used in Italy when grazing animals are moved from high pastures down to the plains. Newborn lambs are unable to make the journey own their own. They ride in pouches of a specially made saddle. At rest stops lambs are returned to their mothers for a meal & some nuzzling.