Video of the day -- animals in the snow
On Wednesday, Portland had its heaviest one-day snowfall in decades. The Oregon Zoo posted this video of its animals enjoying the event.
posted by Infidel753 at 5:23 AM
13 January 2017
On Wednesday, Portland had its heaviest one-day snowfall in decades. The Oregon Zoo posted this video of its animals enjoying the event.
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6 Comments:
I want one of them bears.
They're not quite as cute when you get close enough to see how big they are.
Yeah, I was thinking afterward about the food bill, and cleaning the cat's litterbox is bad enough without following around after a polar bear.
You could reduce the food bill by occasionally inviting over noisy neighbors whom nobody would miss. The litter box would be quite a challenge, though.
Those animals are so beautiful. Their life in the Zoo must be very boring, so it's great just to see them having so much fun.
Yes, it must be pretty boring most of the time. I have a lot of reservations about the whole concept of zoos.
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