Great news everyone!
New week, new fun news. Madeleine featured a jumping raccoon poison in this week’s Fail Tuesday. You also wanted to see this in the Nice News. That’s why the desired gif is now listed first for anyone who wants to watch it again or hasn’t even seen it yet.
And voila:
Now that we’ve ticked that off, everything will continue from now on.
Waking!
Have you showered today?
Would you like a snack?
When your friend says he knows where to go, and you follow him blindly.
If you look closely, you can see an albino baby wallaby in the pouch.
Language of the week:
Also a good candidate:
There are more (fluffy) cows here:
Those little hands! 😍
Must. Branch. To have. Now!
Here too, what should be, should be.
Sweet parrot for in between.
Today we are introduced to a new shark species: the thresher shark (also known as the thresher shark).
This species of fish can be recognized by its caudal fin, which is almost as long as its body. These sharks use their fins to stun their prey.
What do you think: cat or armadillo?
Capybaras just get along with everyone.
Absolutely the best plumber currently available:
Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine!
Have you ever seen an African wildcat chasing birds?
Check out the trick I learned last week.
Have you seen my cool feet yet?
The Coolest Cat You’ll See Today:
When you (unexpectedly) get help with gardening:
If you have not seen your partner for two days:
The best day of your life!
The “NOT” is easily overlooked…
Please do not climb on the stones.
The? No, that’s definitely not me in this picture…
Look, I found a stick!
That only applies to humans…
Do not sit or stand on the parapet.
But if it tastes good…
Do not feed.
Dogs no, only gulls?
Only dogs, no seagulls!
No!
Get behind the line.
And goodbye for today!
Source: Watson
I am Ross William, a passionate and experienced news writer with more than four years of experience in the writing industry. I have been working as an author for 24 Instant News Reporters covering the Trending section. With a keen eye for detail, I am able to find stories that capture people’s interest and help them stay informed.
