These little Sonics were born recently at the Cameron Park Zoo and featured on ZooBorns because who doesn’t love a pink little old man face surrounded by tiny spikes? Seriously, though, the cute is strong with these ones.
This baby parrot just wants a hug! Ed. note — Gold star to anyone who watches this entire video with sound.
That is all. Goodbye.
I’m starting to think animals are forming these interspecies friendships on purpose in order to harness the energy of millions of people aww-ing at once
Zoo babies turning the cute scale up to 11. Can’t even handle this.
These species might be lesser-known but they are definitely not lesser-cute! From dik-diks to echidna puggles, learn to love all these baby weirdos!
The computer programs (and human yentas) that help America’s zoo animals find love. Or at least make babies.
Stay strong, little guy. We’re here for you.
This little guy was born at the Virginia Zoo back on April 21. Duikers are the tiniest members of the antelope family, named for the Dutch word for “diver” because of their propensity for diving into the underbush when they are frightened. Also, they are ridiculously adorable.
There are only around 100 white tigers in the world but their numbers have been given a boost after Tigrulya gave birth to four wonderfully cute cubs in a Ukrainian zoo.
Okay, little bat: hold your breath, put a pencil in your mouth, stand on your head, and consume a spoonful of sugar and three glasses of water very fast.
Never grow up, little guys. My hands are tingling with jealousy right now.
Japan’s Ichihara Elephant Kingdom recently welcomed a pair of cute baby capybaras.
Sweet Jesus save us all. This just goes to show that while adult koalas may be cute, they’re also STD-ridden drunken killing machines.
It’s all the latest in Japan. These goslings just wanna play with Dasher the lamb. Watch out for the bonus camel!
Allow me to introduce the sweetest li’l secret on this fine earth: the NUMBAT. These endangered little marsupials are Australian, adorable, useful (they eat as many as 20,000 termites per day!), and they are also known as Walpurti. Walpurti!
You can even hear him “meep”!
Every kid loves a sandbox, amirite? Watch as Little Lucas has fun, like most kids do, in a big pile of sand.
Okay, this is so cute it isn’t even fair.
You’re welcome, guys.
It is clear that traditional and non-traditional baskets are a great home for many animals.
Wolverines are insanely dangerous animals that look like tiny bears that can kill animals many times their size. But they are ALSO absolutely adorable.
Sharon Montrose photographs mainly rescued baby animals who are raised by loving, experienced, and dedicated animal keepers. You can purchase prints here.
He would have succeeded, too, if it wasn’t for that crafty caretaker.
First you’ll say “Awwwwwwww”. Then you’ll say “That’s horrible!”. You know, unless you’re dead inside.
This video was filmed with such bravery and courage.
Prepare to have your opinion about bats changed forever. Meet Lil’ Drac, a short-tailed fruit bat taken in by Bat World Sanctuary after his mother abandoned him.
This adorable Echidna was born in captivity at the Perth Zoo in Australia. His name is Kai and he’s the 6th Short-beaked Echidna born at Perth Zoo since 2007. (via zooborns.com)
These Madagascar natives crank up the cute factor. View List ›
That’s one happy little squirrel.
