*cute

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tiger cubs love to do this

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I'm trying to decide whether this is adorable or depressing.

>> ^Sarzy:

I'm trying to decide whether this is adorable or depressing.


Aw, come on now. They both seem * happy to me!

"Please kill me please kill me please kill me Please kill me "

>> ^SDGundamX:

>> ^Sarzy:
I'm trying to decide whether this is adorable or depressing.

Aw, come on now. They both seem happy to me!


*happy *water

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playing...AKA stalking prey.

I love when the animals interact with zoo goers, and otters are often the ones to do it. When I was about twelve I went to the Syracuse zoo in upstate new york with some family and in the lion exibit (a large open area with enclosed class between them and the viewers) a large male was pacing in front of the glass and my inquisitive self, I started pacing along with him, looking at him when he looked out to the viewers, until finally mid-pace he stopped, stood up with his paws on the glass, looked strait at me and roared loud as hell. I of course fell back on my arse. I wasn't scared though, I was fascinated and excited. Bunch of folks around me were freaked out though hehe. I still have fond memories of that zoo, even though I haven't been there in years now, and that particular lion.

NO RUNNING BY THE POOL

I wonder how much joy we lose growing up because of social expectations of behavior. I'm still that kid, inside..

There otter be more sifts like this.

We never really grow up, we only learn how to act in public

(you basically said this anyway shinyblurry, but I like the way the t-shirt quote says it)

Would double upvote if I could...

looks to me like the otter was stalking its prey.

"We shall eat him on our tummeh!"