While normally dappled to provide camouflage in the forest undergrowth, sokoke cats lick themselves blonde before venturing out into the desert.
Sokoke Cat
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While Tailed Mongoose
No big deal. Just eatin’ the rich.
Serval
This serval refuses to share articles from well-known satire sites like the New York Times, Washington Post, and Fox News.
Life is a farce.
Black Oystercatcher
I suspect the name “black oystereater” might be slightly more accurate.
Cheetah
Now we know where the fissures in logs come from.
Flamingo
This young flamingo wishes the publishers would leave classic books alone.
He was just trying to read “Wikipedia Brown”, and it was the story was changing as it went along.
Leopard
I think he missed a spot.
African Crowned Crane
Ever notice how you never look at a bird and think “Wow, that critter sure is heveled.”
Sokoke Cat
You come to this cat, on the day his daughter is to be married, and you ask for a favor. Someday, he may call upon you to do a service in return. On that day, you will have a choice – to say “yes” or “no.”
Either answer is acceptable, for this cat understands the difference between friendship and debt.
Brittle Star
Brittle stars reenacting the classic fight scene from West Side Story.
Sea Star
I’m pretty sure this is actually a shrimp cosplaying as a sea star.
Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker
Lumpsucker realizing, to his shock, that Don Henley’s “The Boys of Summer” could be about a horde of young Sidhe predators who invade in the summertime, abducting all the pretty humans to be slaves in the underworld, leaving small towns desolate and longing for what they have lost, just as the glamour fades and, with it, all specific memory.
Moon Jelly
They told me that feeding kids was easy. They told me that everyone loved peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
Turns out they were wrong.
Spotted Lagoon Jelly
This jelly believes that everything that happens, for good or ill, for pain or for joy, absolutely everything … happens for a reason: ocean currents.
Dwarf Cuttlefish
This cuttlefish thinks that all things being equal would make his math homework a whole lot easier.
CarolinA Parakeet
The Carolina parakeet was once prevalent in the eastern United States. Due to hunting, and the fact that their behavior included flocking around injured birds, it has been extinct since 1920 and can only be seen via specimens like this, in museums.
Butterfly
This butterfly knows whether there will be six more weeks of winter, but as it won’t be alive six weeks from now, isn’t telling anyone.
Flower
I still don’t understand why my UV camera shifts everything into a violet-red-orange spectrum except yellow flowers, which stay yellow.
Harris Hawk
This is just your reminder that bird wings are complex structures and that they don’t just flap up and down.
Owl
This owl knows you’ve broken that new year’s resolution and, as you did the same for three years running, thinks that maybe you should simply accept yourself, flaws and all — but won’t say anything, because that would be rude.