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We were stunned in the best possible way - to learn the story of Snaggle Puss the cat and Bubbles the rabbit. We have seen cats show interest in eating rabbits, but apparently everyone - cats included - has a soft spot for a baby in need of help. This loveable video first appeared on youtube back in 2008 show Snaggle Puss the cat adopts a baby rabbit and treats her like her own. This tiny rabbit named Bubbles was taken in by a family in Rotherham U.K in 2008. Bubbles mom died when she was only a week old, leaving her alone, cold, and hungry. She needed help so Snaggle Puss was not going to allow her to stay that way for long, though! She welcomes bubbles as one of their own, and they live together in perfect kitty bunny harmony. Snaggle Puss already had a litter of kittens of her own, but she decided to take the little creature near her babies and to raise him as one of her own. Snaggle Puss is very careful with the little rabbit; she feeds him and treats him with so much love! They are absolutely adorable! She takes care of the rabbit very well and she also grooms her as she does with her kittens. Snuggle Puss just gave birth to three kittens and she added the rabbit to her family. As always, maternal instincts are just incredible. She knows that the rabbit needs love and care that is why she is giving it the orphan rabbit. We know why we humans adopt – both members of our own species and of others – but why do animals adopt orphans of other species? In truth, they do not do it often, and most biologists say that the hormone oxytocin is the answer. A mother who has just given birth is flooded with the stuff, and it is what drives the instinct to bond with one's young. Or someone else's, if they show up at the right moment. Cats proved so many times that they are sympathetic animals. Cat mothers often adopted <a href="https://rumble.com/v7g6ql-the-moment-my-6mo-daughter-realizes-shes-watching-herself.html" target="_blank">baby</a> animals from other species. It is clear from this video how much we can learn from animals. Its clear proof that love has no bounds. Love is ignorant. Two animals of different species can love each other, so why cannot humans? What a good momma! If you agree, Share this with friends and <a href="https://rumble.com/v7hvdp-its-been-9-months-and-they-thought-it-was-goin-to-be-7-more-before-they-saw.html" target="_blank">family</a>. Brighten their day!

There are a lot of things we can’t explain to ourselves. Nature really does work in mysterious ways, combining atoms into molecules to create the most perfect specimen it wants to create. Sometimes its work is altered because of an outside influence, whether it may be radiation or something we have yet to discover, but the results are always one of a kind and sometimes even truly remarkable. One such example are blue eyes. You might be wondering what they could possibly have to do with the works of nature but there is actually a funny story about how they came to be. History can’t tell us much about the beginning of humankind, but it leaves us with a lot of theories. Some of them might be true, some of them might be completely <a href=”https://rumble.com/v30o4d-is-atlantis-really-just-a-myth.html” target=”_blank”>absurd</a>, but either way they help us create a picture of the early stages of civilization. From what we know so far, the first people on this planet had dark features. Now, bear in mind, these are opinions based on the human remains we’ve collected in archeological sites throughout the world. So, if the first humans had dark eyes, how did blue eyes come to be? The color of the eye is determined by the pigments in it, the more you have them, the darker they are. It is believed that the first blue eyes appeared somewhere in the Black Sea region in Europe and the reason behind it - mutation. What this means is that somewhere in history, there was a human who had less pigments in the eye and a good part of the civilization of today carries his genes. Remarkable, right? Well, this footage shows us a similar story, one that is unbelievably cute. Presenting 'Whipper' - a bizarre-looking mutant <a href=”https://rumble.com/v31zb0-cutest-budgie-loves-his-head-scratches.html” target=”_blank”>parakeet</a> from New Zealand. This adorable green birdy was left as a baby due to his looks, but managed to survive thanks to the people who found him and took him under their care. He is an absolutely stunning creature with the softest greenish feathers and the most adorable squeeks ever! What a cutie!

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These pets are used to strutting their stuff on the red carpet with their celebrity owners.

Animals Who Adopt Other Animals. Species is no obstacle to these caring critters.

They're amazing. They're albino. They're super cute albino animals.

A collection of unique animals.

Some Newfoundland dogs take to the air as part of a rescue training programme.

A man and a fox have somehow become best friends in Kent, England. Cropper the fox was found injured after being in a fight with a dog, but luckily he was found and looked after by local resident Mike Trowler, and now the pair are inseparable!

Meet the first healthy elephant born in munich zoo for 60 years.

Meet Bruce - the biggest goldfish from Hong Kong.

What an amazing story! It seems like we can never get enough of the pupper awesomeness. They keep us at our toes with their antics and melt us into <a href=”https://rumble.com/v30e6w-dog-cuddles-with-sleeping-baby.html” target=”_blank”>puddles of mush</a> when they turn on their charm. Although, however cute they may be, nothing makes us love them more than when they become the heroes in the story. This one comes to us from Beijing, China and it is definitely something you wouldn’t have ever thought of. We often hear stories about baby animals left alone in the wild. The cause can be different each time, from moms who weren’t able to recognize their own babies because they smelled like someone else, moms who didn’t have enough milk to give to their babies to mothers who left their frail babies behind to save the healthy ones when the situation asked for them to do it. No one said that survival in the wilderness was fair, but luckily, not all of these babies continue on the same grim path they were lead on. Every now and then there is a silver lining in these stories and the little ones get the happily ever after they weren’t expecting. One such case is this <a href=”https://rumble.com/v30n57-lion-plays-with-rabbit-and-dog.html” target=”_blank”>lion cub</a> from Badaling Safari in Beijing. The little one was left to its own devices after his mommy couldn’t feed him. Luckily, the staff at the Safari was able to find him a substitute by employing a canine mom to look after its needs. Together with the three other “children” they are inseparable. Ah, we just love happy endings!

The Coyote attempts to become a true American hero visiting 5 states where it has made it's name

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Wonokromo zoo welcomes the latest addition to its elephant family.

Pioneering vet gives Oscar the cat bionic limbs.

The tale of Huan the cat, Jerry the mouse, and a very unusual friendship.

In Karkin, Ukraine, a woman called Tatyana Efremova lives with some adorable lion cubs!

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Meet Thumbelina - at 17.5 inches, she's the world's smallest horse. She might not become a champion show-runner in her lifetime - in fact, she is so tiny, she might have trouble jumping over a bucket. All these things do not bother the miniature mare, as she has officially been recognized as the world’s smallest horse. The five-year-old has received her title from Guinness Book of Records when her owners realized she is not going to get any taller. Her owners run a farm that specializes in breeding miniature horses, which are popular show horses and can reach a height of 34 inches when fully grown. But when Thumbelina was born, it was evident that she will never grow up to be like her mother; the foal weighed only 8 pounds (that’s a newborn baby’s weight) and grew up to be only 60 pounds, as opposed to the expected 250 pounds they can reach in adulthood. That would make her a miniature version of a miniature horse! Size doesn’t bring her down, because feisty Thumbelina rules the farmland at the Goessling's Goose Creek Farm in St Louis. Mr. Goessling’s parents have been breeding miniature horses before, but they have never had one as tiny as Thumbelina, whose condition was attributed to dwarfism.

A tale of a bulldog babysitter and a lonely primate.

The worlds smallest dog comes face to face with the worlds biggest slap bang in the middle of Central Park.

A short video about a waterskiing squirrel from New York. And a speedboat driven by hamsters.

It doesn't get cuter than this! Check out this baby pygmy hippo! We want one as a pet!

Jellyfish, as you've never seen them before