House lions and their company

Found this kewlness on imgur today. While I couldn't stop myself from laughing, I also felt what you might call a cuteness attack at it full fury. Before writing anything else, I need to underline one thing I love cats! (this is not a link, it's just me underlining some text!)

And while this fierce lion stands there representing everything lions usually represent, my yellow lion decided to bring one of his girlfriends home. OK, he's probably thinking 'if my owner can do it, why shouldn't I???' and while that is a sound logic, I need to underline that his girlfriend probably has fleas, and that both of us are going to be in trouble once these little pests find shelter in carpets or other places in house.

So there I was, going out to have a drink on my balcony and two of them were eating his food. My cat is good at sharing apparently. And I'm good at buying... And when I think that I was soo happy to see that he's finally starting to eat normally (he doesn't have really good appetite during summer season because he's too busy running around, chasing competitors and ladies)...

Fun never ends with these lions, I have to say...

Funny yet cute young little animals

It's a beautiful day outside, after a long time. For some reason, summer started just after winter ended and spring was lost somewhere... Seems to me that these beautiful days will soon be called 'darn hot days', but I'm trying to enjoy it for as long as I can.

To make this task easier, I searched for some cuteness and fun, and came up with following:

Flying high... Being able to see much more from this angle...

Good hearing, also very important...

... to catch this fella on act!

Dog smile

:) This one is plain old funny. A smiley face on a dog. A cute dog, as always... Not that there is any other kind ;)

Things to learn, anyday

... There are thing to be learnt every day. And to prove that learning can really be fun, here's one sweet image for you, after which I'm providing some info.

Nice little monkeys riding a Capybara

OK, now the learning part: Capybara is a rodent. Just like your little bunny is. Well, not really a close relatives, but still... They are 20-25 inches in height and can weight from 77 to 150lb. Not bad for a bunny cousin, huh? These little cuties are rather social and can live in groups numbering up to 100 individuals. They are not dangerous for humans, as they don't eat meat. Obviously, they are rather peaceful (check the monkeys on her back)

One ear up, another down...

When dog puts one ear in air while leaving another ear totally relaxed, he's probably trying to hear some semi-interesting noise that's coming from a direction that's more appropriate for the ear in the air. No much science there. To be hones, I didn't even check, but this simply sounds so logical :)

OK, having that all logical and cool - can you REALLY assign that explanation to this puppy? I mean, it's not that this question is for you, my dear visitor...

Would love to hear what exactly do you think he's trying to tell with this sweet look and his right ear up...