@angryseagullnoises

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/articles/cq5p45y9vl4o

https://www.edinburghzoo.org.uk/news/baby-bara-boy-bru-edinburgh-zoos-viral-capybara-baby-named-after-public-vote

Edinburgh Zoo’s adorable baby capybara has been named Bru after a public vote on social media. The name was chosen from four distinctly Scottish options provided by the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS), the wildlife conservation charity that runs Edinburgh Zoo and Highland Wildlife Park.

https://pethelpful.com/pet-news/edinburgh-zoos-names-first-baby-capybara-in-18-years

People in the comments shared their excitement over the news and even shared name suggestions. The overwhelmingly popular name users recommended before the “babybara” was officially named was “David Attenbara,” in honor of “national treasure David Attenborough.”

@Thecoastalmouse

@iris_enk

I actually made 12 friends, all goats. But this girl was special. She enjoyed cuddles and I'm going to call her Goatrudth.

These goats are actually working they are used to keep the undergrowth from taking over a historical juniper forest. Historically farmers had animals grazing the hills here. Creating a unique landscape. The fence is to keep wolfs out and of course to keep them from wondering off.

Edit: had misspelled juniper as uniper

I have used it a whopping three times in the three weeks I've had it. I can't complain too much, though, because Rosie has been less of a goblin since I got it.

She's the epitome of the chaotic neutral alignment and is a wild thing. She sleeps a lot more now and is better behaved because she's just in the chair all the time lol.

@shawnbraleyillustration

@thistleandfluff

@photosysse

@percytheparkkeeper.official

More about Indy:

“Meet little Indy an eastern red bat pup. She arrived late yesterday after being found grounded without her family.

Unfortunately due to the nearby holiday celebrations it was unlikely mom would return for her.

Our staff is caring for this sweet floof around the clock until she is old enough to eat yummy mealworms.

From severe storms and droughts to blistering heatwaves and loud celebrations, our wildlife is under immense stress.

You can make a difference: if you see a distressed animal, please contact a licensed wildlife rehabilitator right away. Your care gives animals like Indy a well-deserved second chance.”

@florenceharrop

Karaemohr

@lilyandstarsstudio

@angierozelaar

Thistleandfluff

Thecoastalmouse

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/videos/p/1228604/dogs-cooling-off

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/vid/p/1228599/dogs-cooling-off