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Cute small animal picture of the day

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It's a brave little thing. Cute too
 
Contused said:
Perhaps it's a Common Dunnart…
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Just read the text on the page, and it is indeed a common dunnart (Sminthopsis murina). Well spotted! 🙂

And who cares anyway, as the page says all dasys are cute. 😉
 
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Appropriate one for the reply number (although should really have been posted instead of my reply above, so as to match the post number). :D My family once had a kitten like that, she was really cute. 😱
 
wirralass said:
But kittens grow into cats Stitch - and cats do their business in other people's gardens - why don't cat owners teach their cats to s..t in cat litter trays that are kept in their own homes or gardens?! x
WL
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My cat Tigga goes outside to play but will always come back in to use her litter box.
 
Stitch147 said:
My cat Tigga goes outside to play but will always come back in to use her litter box.
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How very pleased I am to hear this Stitch - I wasn't of course referring to YOUR own well trained cat......🙄
WL x
 
Stumbled across this one while searching for info on how to beat the Lemmings level "Come on over to my place". Norwegian lemmings are so cute!
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Sadly, it also contains a bit about one of the low points of cinema history, the Disney fictional film White Wilderness which they presented as a "documentary". Contrary to what is sometimes claimed, it didn't start the idiotic myth about "lemming suicide", but it certainly helped perpetuate it. 😡 Dozens of lemmings (which were supposed to be Norwegian, but were actually the North American variety) were murdered by the crew. 😡 They should have stuck to filming real wonders of nature, not resorted to faking nonexistent ones...
 
Grrrrrr... 😡
 
Brilliant footage Robert - thanks for sharing
WL
 
Oh no! another lemming... 😉
 
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