Animal Pictures Worth More Than 1000 Words (20 images)

Another Monday morning is upon us, and yet again, we want nothing more than to stay in bed for another five minutes. Still, despite the tiredness, we're optimistic. We can feel - deep n our guts - that this is going to be a fabulous week. We just have to make sure that it starts off on the right foot- or the right paw, as we say here. It's a good thing that you're here then. Because Monday morning is the time of the week in which we bring you all the inspiration that you will need for the week. Here, we make sure that those extra five minutes you stay in bed are productive. It's time for this week's collection of animal pictures worth more than 1000 words!

Whether it's a funny animal picture, a ridiculous animal picture, or a wholesome animal picture - in this collection, each one holds a story within it. An inspiring story. A story that isn't easy to capture. A story that will get your gears spinning and will give you the boost that you need to really start the week off right!

Posted by Marielru

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"Despite their looks, Giant Vinegaroons are harmless to humans, and can make great pets. But, when attacked, they can accurately fire an offensive vinegar-smelling liquid out of their rear that contains acetic acid."

Via u/scoundrel1680
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"A Ukrainian girl who fled Odessa with her family was left devasted by being separated from her cat, has finally been reunited with it thanks to some kind strangers across 5 Countries and 7,000 Miles"

Via @eliistender10
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"The pied butterfly bat (Glauconycteris superba), also known as badger bat, is a rare species of vesper bat It is found in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Equatorial Guinea and South Sudan. They are sadly threatened by habitat loss."

Via u/child-of-old-gods
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"Officer Barry Moskowitz of the Tampa Police Dept. spotted this kitten alone on a street during Hurricane Ian. He put her in his squad car, named her Stormy, and then found her a loving home. Real men love cats!"

Via @LorenzoTheCat
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"The sulcata tortoise (Centrochelys sulcata), also called the African spurred tortoise, inhabits the southern edge of the Sahara desert in Africa. It is the third largest species in the world after the Galapagos tortoise and Aldabra giant tortoise. This is a young albino sulcata tortoise."

Via u/KimCureAll
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Via @fatfatpankocat
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Via u/IWConcepts
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8

Via @buitengebieden
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Via u/Browndog888
10

Via @DontShowYourCat
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11

Via u/Pasargad
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Via @DontShowYourCat
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Via u/therra123
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14

Via @michaelscat2
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Via u/thebigchil73
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Via @jonslater37
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17

Via u/shortunio
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Via @HutCat
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Via u/tyw7, Buddhilini de Soyza
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Via @fasc1nate