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Cute!
Smile!
I wanted to share my two cats with you, but I cannot upload their photo.
So I started looking on the net for two cats that look like them!
A cat is a cat so you think! But it is like looking for a needle in
a haystack. One looks like the photo above, but I cannot find a
photo of her sister who has a bit more tabby markings on her back.
Both are predominantly white with tabby tales.
But they have different skeletons one is heavier the other finer.
One has more pointed ears than the other. It is amazing how different
each cat's expressions are when you search for a photo of a cat!
Tenacious Eagle!
The poor little rabbit! fight off with a fox and Eagle!
Pet ventilators are being urgently sought for use in human hospitals as demand for the breathing equipment is predicted to soar past Australia's current supply
New Born Lemurs
Zookeepers have released adorable footage of twin ring-tailed lemurs clinging tightly to their mother shortly after birth.
The delightful duo arrived to seven-year-old mum Fiona following her 135-day-long pregnancy and have been clinging tightly to her ever since.
At just 15cm tall, the tiny twins are each no bigger than 'tennis balls with tails' and weigh just a few hundred grams.
Zookeepers have not yet been able to confirm the genders of the new arrivals, as baby lemurs spend the first few months of life piggybacking on their mums.
And what did you learn at school today son?
Not much Dad!
Clarke Espie, 75, took the photographs in the Cromarty Wetlands in Queensland, Australia. He was driving back to his campsite when he heard a high-pitched shriek from the skies above. Instinctively grabbing his camera, Espie was shocked to see a piglet screaming though the air in the clutches of the bird. Despite its powerful wings, the sea eagle struggled to gain altitude before landing its prey upon a small island within the wetlands, where together the two birds shared the meal.
Cute!