It’s Sundog! So here’s a Chihuahua dressed up like a bunny in honor of the Year of the Rabbit.
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10 day old cheetah cub Kiburi opens his eyes, San Diego Zoo Safari Park Animal Care Centre
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Sensational Cross-Eyed Marsupial of the Day: Heidi the Cross-Eyed Opossum, a recent addition to the Leipzig Zoo, won’t be available for public viewing until July, but that’s of no concern to Germans, who have turned her into an overnight YouTube sensation and Facebook star. It really is surprising how famous and loved she is,” Dr. Helmut Schache of the toy manufacturer Kösen, told Der Spiegel. “I guess it has to do with being cross-eyed.”
From Spiegel Online:
The Heidi rage started in mid-December, when journalists from the German tabloid Bild went to the zoo in the eastern city of Leipzig to photograph animals that will be housed in the zoo’s upcoming “Gondwanaland,” a tropical center based on the regions of the ancient continent.Once those photos became public, they turned the nocturnal marsupial into an overnight sensation. Leipzig Zoo officials, who say that the enthusiam was “surprising and unplanned,” have had to put up a new page on their website answering questions about Heidi in an effort to ward off the unexpected media barrage.
Oh, Germany.
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Sensational Cross-Eyed Marsupial of the Day: Heidi the Cross-Eyed Opossum, a recent addition to the Leipzig Zoo, won’t be available for public viewing until July, but that’s of no concern to Germans, who have turned her into an overnight YouTube sensation and Facebook star. It really is surprising how famous and loved she is,” Dr. Helmut Schache of the toy manufacturer Kösen, told Der Spiegel. “I guess it has to do with being cross-eyed.”
From Spiegel Online:
The Heidi rage started in mid-December, when journalists from the German tabloid Bild went to the zoo in the eastern city of Leipzig to photograph animals that will be housed in the zoo’s upcoming “Gondwanaland,” a tropical center based on the regions of the ancient continent.
Once those photos became public, they turned the nocturnal marsupial into an overnight sensation. Leipzig Zoo officials, who say that the enthusiam was “surprising and unplanned,” have had to put up a new page on their website answering questions about Heidi in an effort to ward off the unexpected media barrage.Oh, Germany.
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