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Breakfast For Baby Sloth

(ANIMAL VIDEO) This baby sloth that was abandoned by its mother in Costa Rica loves meal time! — Global Animal

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Baby Donkey Needs Help Getting Around

(ANIMAL VIDEO) Primrose was born prematurely and has some cool pink casts on her front legs to help her legs fully develop. We’ll sign your casts, Primrose! — Global Animal

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Spotted: Dalmatian Adopts Lamb

(ANIMAL VIDEO) A dalmatian on a South Australian farm stepped into the role of mom after a spotted little lamb was abandoned by its mother. — Global Animal

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Rare, Albino Seal Pup Loses Mother (GALLERY)

(ANIMAL NEWS) GERMANY- The Dortmund Zoo in Germany recently presented one of its newest additions: a rare, albino South American fur seal pup. Sadly, his mother suddenly died a few days afterwards, leaving the unnamed pup alone. The zoo is fortunately taking every possible measure to ensure the orphaned seal will be raised happy and healthy. Read on to learn more about this tragedy and the zoo’s commendable response, and check out some heartwarming photos taken of the pair. — Global Animal

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Samaritans Rescue Bear Cubs

(ANIMAL VIDEO) These good samaritans lend a helping hand to some bear cubs in need of some fresh air! — Global Animal

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Pony Prances In Dreams

(ANIMAL VIDEO) This little Shetland foal, Elmo, dreams of running with the herd when he’s older! — Global Animal

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A Tiger Cub, A Puppy, And A Cat (GALLERY)

CUTE ANIMALS (RUSSIA) — A lesson in acceptance is never a bad thing, but when it comes in the form of a bunch of baby animals playing together, it’s just that much better. Check out these photos of tiger cubs playing with puppies, cats and, yes, a human baby. Precious alert! — Global Animal

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Itty Bitty Squid Born In Aquarium (VIDEO)

(MARINE ANIMALS) CANADA — The Vancouver Aquarium is currently raising over 400 paralava, teeny tiny translucent baby squid that are no bigger than a grain of rice. Just like newborns, the squid are requiring a lot of attention. The little guys have to be fed continuously while they are learning to eat in order to grow to their average size of about a foot long. In the wild they breed off the coast of California and can be found all the way from Mexico to Alaska. Look below to watch the video and get up close and personal with these baby opalescent squid. — Global Animal 

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