look at this fucking garage surprise

look at this fucking helpful father

Photograph by Holger Hollemann, European Pressphoto Agency

Male marmosets in South America not only carry, feed, and groom their twin babies, but also may act as "midwives" during birth, grooming and licking the newborns.
Marmoset dads may be so involved in parenting because of the high cost of birth for the mother: While in the womb, the babies eventually make up 25% of her body weight—equal to a 120-pound woman giving birth to a 30-pound infant.

look at this fucking prickly handful

Courtesy of Casadilla

look at this fucking biscuit

I'm breaking my own rule and posting a photo I took of something cute and friendly. So sue me.

look at these fucking creepy toes

Bush-meat is such an odd concept to begin with, why would you ever think it's efficient to eat these adorable little tarsiers?
Photograph courtesy Geoff Deehan

Look at this fucking recycled bedroom

look at this fucking mariokart weapon

Not quite a blue shell, a red shell or even a lowly green shell, but still fast and deadly.

look at this fucking tousled chipmunk

let me fix your hair!

look at this fucking love story

Look at this fucking live-mounted puppy

Stuck in a wall. Classic.
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look at this fucking fuzzy overload

look at this fucking purple octopus

Photograph courtesy Bedford Institute of Oceanography

look at this fucking USB attachment

look at these fucking bear buddies

Photograph by Oliver Klink

look at this fucking cute mutant

Photo found by Carson Cram

look at this fucking great hiding spot

Swat cat.

look at this fucking adorable baby seal

Photograph by Norbert Rosing
A baby Harp Seal rests on the ice, basking in its own cuteness.

look at this fucking psychedelic frog

Photograph courtesy Lars K., WWF
Poison dart frogs - cute but deadly.

look at this fucking resistant kitty

OK, listen... No lis... Listen to me!

look at this fucking pink eye

Photograph courtesy Piotr Naskrecki, Conservation International
 One of 40 new species of Leaf Katydid found in Papua New Guinea.