Wolves, rats, snakes and anything feline. Little baby snakes in particular are about the cutest things in the world. Look at these little lovelies:

http://doginstructions.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/baby-ball-pythonsbaby-ball-python-snake-flickr---photo-sharing-ih9b0x7v.jpg

http://www.zooborns.com/.a/6a010535647bf3970b011570f1184b970b-pi

http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/9606/img2013042203512.jpg

probably I am the only one who would say this but here goes; deep sea hatchetfish

How could someone not love eels?

Quote from: sbell on September 25, 2014, 03:05:14 AM
How could someone not love eels?

Exactly! This reminds me of (please forgive if I have mentioned it before) the European Eel "Aalfred" (which would translate into "Eelfred") which was caught near my home in the Rhine Herne Channel in 1969 but instead of killing it for food the person who caught it kept it in the bathtub (the eel was put into a bucket whenever the bathtub was used for anything else). In 2002 animal rights activists demanded that Aalfred should be released and the story of the eel who had spent 33 years in a bathtub went viral across the media. Finally, a veterinarian confirmed that the eel was actually very healthy and had grown to 90 cm and the only advice was to put a tube as hiding place into the bathtub. I don't know if it still lives with the person who caught him but given the longevity of European Eels in captivity, Aalfred may still be in that bathtub (that would be 45 years now)!

Quote from: brontodocus on September 26, 2014, 07:48:26 AM

Quote from: sbell on September 25, 2014, 03:05:14 AM
How could someone not love eels?

Exactly! This reminds me of (please forgive if I have mentioned it before) the European Eel "Aalfred" (which would translate into "Eelfred") which was caught near my home in the Rhine Herne Channel in 1969 but instead of killing it for food the person who caught it kept it in the bathtub (the eel was put into a bucket whenever the bathtub was used for anything else). In 2002 animal rights activists demanded that Aalfred should be released and the story of the eel who had spent 33 years in a bathtub went viral across the media. Finally, a veterinarian confirmed that the eel was actually very healthy and had grown to 90 cm and the only advice was to put a tube as hiding place into the bathtub. I don't know if it still lives with the person who caught him but given the longevity of European Eels in captivity, Aalfred may still be in that bathtub (that would be 45 years now)!

That's crazy--the oldest fish I've ever been responsible for were some Polypterus that lived to about 16 years. (although by that time they were in a public aquarium).

A kiwi bird.

I actually think some eels have quite cute faces and theif rubberiness lol

The blob fish and angler fish

Quote from: Quagga on October 18, 2014, 06:53:29 AM
The blob fish and angler fish

They make you go squee!? Are you sure you didn't mean to post this in the eebie jeebies thread

I've always had a soft spot for deep sea fish
especially hatchetfish

Oh, I fully understand that. I guess blobfish and anglerfish can fall in both categories. Anyone seen the 2012 animation movie "A Turtle's Tale 2: Sammy's Escape from Paradise" with Jimbo the blobfish?

Animals that I find adorable:

sloths
lambs
moles
wallabies
chicks from gallus gallus domesticus
ducklings
alpacas
crias from any camelid
goslings
cygnets
springbok
Thompson's gazelle

Striped hyenas! Pretty much every time I find a new striped hyena figure or see a picture of one I squee out loud😂

But also wildebeests / gnus, so cute!

So this is what death by adorableness feels like!

I'm not joking around, but, tarantulas.

I absolutely melt over my dwarf, an A. Paloma. Love her to pieces.

Sexy young human lads

It's an obvious one but for me:



https://www.twinkl.co.ke/illustration/red-panda-animals-mammal-china-ks1

https://www.twinkl.co.ke/resource/t-m-3288-red-panda-display-banner

https://www.twinkl.co.ke/imagine/red-ks2/panda

But it's got to be Red Pandas.

Sharks and rays for me

Any fans of mini horses? 

So fluffy!