Happy birthday you relentlessly adorable little panda face, you! Fu Hu (“Lucky Tiger”) celebrates with his mom at Schoenbrunn Zoo in Vienna, Austria.
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Just look at him! Gazing, striding, cuddling with mom — all with the cutest little forehead spots ever.
Tanzania's Serengeti National Park August 19, 2012.
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When a friend of this cat's mom snapped some photos of her and posted them to reddit, no one had any idea they would immediately go super viral and that she would be accused of photoshopping her incredible kitty. The owner has taken the accusations in stride and — thankfully for those of us that just like pretty kitties — responded by posting tons more pictures and video of the gorgeous Venus.
Venus is most likely a "chimera" -- an animal composed of two populations of genetically distinct cells that originated from different zygotes. This means one would have two different sets of DNA. She is also, relatedly, heterochromatic -- her eyes are two different colors.
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Venus's mom found her via facebook, when one of her friends posted pictures of a stray kitten litter at a dairy farm in North Carolina. She immediately took to Venus because she already had two cats -- an orange tabby and a black tuxedo cat -- and Venus looked like a perfect split between the two. She called the farm's owner immediately and her husband flew to NC to get her -- flying her back in a carrier sitting on his lap.
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Lorcan Dillon is seven-years-old and suffers from “selective mutism,” an anxiety disorder that makes it difficult for him to speak, especially when it comes to strangers or to expressing emotions. His mother Jayne got Jessi-Cat to, hopefully, help Lorcan to express his feelings for the first time…
This was the video used to nominate Jessi-Cat for Verdo's "Cats Protection's National Cat Awards." Jessi-Cat was crowned the overall winner at the ceremony held last week.
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A talk show appearance, where it's revealed that the Dillons are #teamcat all the way.
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"Lorcan is able to connect love to Jessi-Cat, something he can't do with people and she's been a great support to him when things have been really hard. He does not express his emotions, he would not say 'I love you Mummy', he just doesn't do it. But with the cat he can cuddle her, he can stroke her, he can talk to her and he can say 'I love you Jessi-Cat.'"
"She is without a doubt the best friend a boy could have and has had a huge positive impact on his life. We’ve had her for a couple of years and in the last year alone he seems to be making excellent progress at school. In the past two weeks he’s started communicating with people he doesn’t know very well and even reads to one of the teachers now – something he’s never done before.”
This tiny, adorable weirdo, born at Busch Gardens in Florida, will remain hangin' tough on momma for about a year! That's the good life, little guy — enjoy it while it lasts.
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Alternate titles: “28 Instapigs,” “28 Oinkstagrams.”
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These are by 21 year old recent graphic design graduate Oliver Shilling . They are quite lovely, and reflect great taste in cinema as well…
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“Happy weekend,” say these cats. “Have a good one, meow!”
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Neil Alden Armstrong has died at age 82. He was an astronaut, pilot, aerospace engineer, professor, and was the first person to set foot upon the Moon. His most famous words: “That's one small step for (a) man, one giant leap for mankind.”
Portrait of Astronaut Neil Armstrong in his space suit, with his helmet on the table in front of him. 1969.
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Neil Armstrong photographed by Buzz Aldrin after the completion of the Lunar EVA on the Apollo 11 flight.
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The two astronauts who journeyed together to the moon had remained friends ever since. Aldrin remembers…
The Apollo 11 crew of U.S. astronauts Neil Armstrong, (L) who was the Mission Commander and the first man to step on the moon, Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, (R), who was the Lunar Module Pilot, and Michael Collins, (C) who was the Command Module pilot are pictured in this NASA studio file image, dated May 1, 1969.
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I am very saddened to learn of the passing of Neil Armstrong today. Neil and I trained together as technical partners but were also good friends who will always be connected through our participation in the mission of Apollo 11.
Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong (L) and Buzz Aldrin talk about the launch of Apollo 11 on the 30th anniversary of the event at the Kennedy Space Center. July 16, 1999.
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Whenever I look at the moon it reminds me of the moment over four decades ago when I realized that even though we were farther away from earth than two humans had ever been, we were not alone.
A man respected and loved by so many is being remembered on twitter this afternoon. From Mohawk Guy to Mitt Romney, Neil was a man with an awful lot of admirers.
At 0:16, Savannah utters the phrase “leave room for the Holy Ghost” and Roker turns to the camera and freezes with a strange, unchanging expression for an excruciatingly weird seventeen seconds. Al has shrugged off the evidence of alien mind control as something that “happens all the time.”
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Nice hair, Savanna! When we first met her , all she could really do was adorably drink a bottle. I guess even time passes super-fast when you're a cheetah!
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Well, this is just about the cutest thing ever. Buy the single on iTunes — all profits go to Cure Kids in New Zealand. The song is titled “Feel Inside (And Stuff Like That).”
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Redditor JesusJones207 posted this photo of his grandmother with an explanation… “My grandmother is very ill with alzheimer's. At her brother's house, we found this amazing photo. I took a picture with my phone, hoping that someone here would want to retouch it, and maybe add color?”
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IColoredItForYou says it took him just about an hour total to complete this amazing transformation.
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Russian photographer Alexander Semenov told BuzzFeed that he started taking pictures in 2007, and a year later he began his “underwater experiments” – taking pictures of life in the White Sea. He has published hundreds of these so-called experiments, and they are small masterpieces and beautiful examples of earth's vibrant undersea universe.
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Depending on where you get your data, as many as 6 - 20 percent of Americans believe that the manned Apollo moon landings were faked. How did such a far-out theory — there is no evidence to support it — gain so much traction?
Moon landing conspiracy theorists claim that the Apollo program and the moon landings were staged by the U.S. government, specifically NASA. The conspiracy theorists believe that NASA manufactured or tampered with evidence and convinced Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and the other Apollo mission astronauts to lie to the public for their entire lives.
As far-fetched as that may sound to the average person — and there is no serious evidence in support of it, and much to contradict it — these conspiracists have been able to maintain broad public interest. In 2001, FOX broadcast a documentary called "Conspiracy Theory: Did We Land on the Moon?" that explored the claim that the U.S. faked the initial moon landing in order to win the "space race" to be the first country to the moon.
A handful of examples from conspiracy theorists on twitter after Neil Armstrong's death Saturday show that these ideas persist, even after high-definition photos taken by the LROC spacecraft have shown the lander modules, tracks left by the astronaut, and the Apollo flags still standing on the moon...
On Thursday, August 30, history was made at Walker Art Center as the first ever Cat Video Festival was held. Here are 76 videos that were chosen among thousands of submissions to be shown and nominated in various CATegories – plus pictures live from the event. If you weren't one of the lucky thousands who made it out, you can still vote for best in show up until September 7!
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Patty Cake Cats, by Seth Miller
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Gary’s Disgusted, by ClintWeiler
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Talking Cat, by cutefurrytales
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The festival takes place in South Korea and is the largest event in the world of body painting. The incredibly ornate costumes and giant headpieces are just a bonus, I guess.
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Image by Chung Sung-Jun / Getty Images
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In Korea, even farting is adorable.
I don't know about that green one...
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I think maybe you have to buy the toilet separately, though.
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Wait for it...
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Teeheehee!
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