27. Astrophysicist, writer, artist. Michigan. Business inquiries: kaijunobiz@gmail.com
Human off-screen: “What is it, Boog? What is that?”
Boog: (kisses the baby deer)
Human off-screen: “A kiss! Look at that kiss!”
Boog: (makes tiny bear noises)
Human off-screen: “Go give it another kiss. Go give it another kiss, Boog. Yes!”
Boog and the baby deer: (kiss)
Human off-screen: “Yes, that’s a bear kiss!”
Natasha Cousens
creates sculptures that can be considered a new form of taxidermy.
Instead of the real thing, her pieces are beautifully crafted wooden
sculptures of woodland creatures like foxes, deers, and rabbits. These
cute forest dwellers are often embellished with decorative elements such
as floral wreaths or guised in an unnatural color; making Cousen’s work
soft, whimsical and fun. Source:emptykingdom and kerli.buzznet
I really don’t feel like we as a society are talking enough about this
video description: a baby deer squeaks in the middle of the road and is shown next to a travel mug for size comparison. the deer is not much taller than the mug.
🥺 my heart is full,, crops watered
This is how my friend found the cat in the bathroom
Always hang your cat up to dry after a bath.
“I AM THE NITE”
“stop”
“CRIMINALS ARE A MEOWARDLY AND SUPERSTITIOUS LOT”
“get down from there”
you send me a picture of animals doing something cute: look its us!
me: aww *adds your name to list titled Furry Suspects*
Be the person Chirrut Îmwe would want you to be
i love this because it covers the full spectrum from ‘kind to baby animals’ to ‘24/7 ready to deck a fucking nazi’
Anonymous asked:
What about some baby animals
