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Thursday, March 29, 2007

otters holding hands

This is the best piece of screen based filmic media I have seen in the last 50 hours. I know that otters holding hands might not totally rock your world, but just watch the tape at 1:15 when they break apart and re-hold hands. Try not to feel anything.



Along with backflips and jousting, I have a theory about how cute animals teach us important human traits. That's all for now though.

from www.cuteoverload.com

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