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  • Meet the Moroccan Tree-Climbing Goats Whose Poop Powers an Industry (VIDEO)

    No, this image isn’t photoshopped. These nimble goats from Moroccan are famous for climbing native argan trees to eat the fragrant fruit that grows far out on the branches. The goats are fantastic climbers —  they spread their two toes for balance and use their dewclaws (vestigial toes found higher up on the legs) to pull […] More

  • Bear Rescued From Bile Farm, Has Best Day Ever (VIDEO)

    An Asiatic black bear (or “moon bear”) named “Tuffy” was recently rescued from the tiny cages of a bile farm and brought to a sanctuary in Vietnam. He was elated when given the chance to play in water for the very first time; a video taken by Animals Asia shows him joyfully splashing around in […] More

  • How a Lion, Tiger, and Bear Refused to Separate and Became Best Friends

    An unlikely bond formed between this surprising trio of a lion, tiger, and bear. Meet Baloo the bear, Leo the lion and Shere Khan the tiger. View post on imgur.com All three were being kept illegally as pets in a dark basement until they were found by police during a drug raid in 2001. Fortunately, they […] More

  • An Orphaned Elephant and Giraffe Became Best Friends

    This is proof that there is always hope, and that love knows no species. Two orphaned baby animals, a rambunctious African elephant (“Loboito”) and an affectionate reticulated giraffe (“Kiko”), have found new hope and joy through their unlikely friendship. The two are being cared for by the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (DSWT), a Kenya-based organization that […] More

  • Strange Octopus with Ear-Like Fins Is Deepest-Living Octopus Known

    The Dumbo Octopus is the deepest-dwelling of all octopus species. They hover just above the seafloor at extreme depths mostly throughout the Pacific and in this case, the Caribbean. This octopus, also known as Grimpoteuthis, gained the nickname “Dumbo” because of its ear-like fins that flap and allow the octopus to maneuver. These amazing octopods […] More

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