Cute Animals That Are Not Dogs Or Cats!

[Antiq]

http://www.wimp.com/cutestthing/

[Ghost]

sorry babe but I think the link isn't working

[Tonyblack]

It seems to be the Wimp.com website that isn't working rather than the link.

[Bouncy Castle]

It appears to be some kind of frog, but without the sound up, I can't tell what it's doing, though it looks like burping itself backwards at some points!

[Ghost]

I've seen it before some time ago but as a gif I didn't know it squeaked
sounds like sooty having a orgasm

[michelanCello]

It's unbelievable that people teach their pets to do this, but as the title says: sooo cute!

[Catch-up]

I think the dogs are the only ones that are actually performing the trick. Maybe the dolphin. I think the cats are just laying down for some attention and the hamsters just look like they were startled.

[Dotsie]

I'm inclined to agree - you can't train a hamster, and you certainly can't train a cat!

[michelanCello]

Never mind, it's cute

[Sister Jennifer]

Poor little hamsters.

You lookin for trouble?



An Australian Thorny Devil.

[Conforumist]

^^That's worth visiting for!

[Sister Jennifer]

yep, beautiful things. They are wee sized as well.

[janet]

Sooo cute! Is that little devil one of the few critters in Australia which is NOT trying to kill you?
A lot of animals will roll over if they feel threatened by what they see as a superior animal.
It means roughly 'Don't attack me, I'm harmless'
(Lecture ends)

[The Mad Collector]

They probably wouldn't be nice to step on due to the spines all over the body but unless you're an ant then Thorny Devils are pretty harmless

[cheery_j.]

We just watched a squirrel stealing from the bird feeder. It was so greedy you could almost hear it going 'omnomnom corms omnomnom'



The focus and colours of the picture are a bit wonky, because it's getting dark outside and I took the pictures through two sets of windows.