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While these precious balls of fluff are certifiably cute, they also represent a bit of hope for their species. With fewer than 80 individuals left in the wild, Amur leopards are the rarest big cat species on the planet. 😻😻 bit.ly/BrightSpotZNZ

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The smallest toe beans.

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The lynx is known by the tuft of black hair on the tips of its ears and its short or bobbed tail. In fact, the bobcat is a species of lynx. All lynx have these tufts, but their purpose isn’t completely clear. Some scientists think they use them like whiskers to detect things above their head. Others think the cluster of hairs enhances the cat’s hearing. 

📷s: Penny Hyde

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Meet the new cubs on the block. Three 3-month-old lynx cubs debuted in the Children’s Zoo. The two girls, Cheyenne & Annie, and one boy, Juneau, are training to be animal ambassadors. 

📷s: Mary-Ellen Jordan & Mike Wilson

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I’ve been dodging demons as a pastime.

— Knuckle Puck // Poison Pen Letter

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2018 friendships

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Nothing to see here… just a few fluffy and fierce Amur leopard cubs.

📷s: Penny Hyde

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