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Splash is a two-year-old Asian small-clawed otter — all twelve pounds of him — who uses his whiskers like sonar to find submerged objects for a Florida search-and-rescue team. He's already racked up nine successful recoveries, and NPR just ran a full feature on him this past Wednesday, June 11.
This tiny North American river otter lost his mom and siblings in a dog attack, but wildlife rehabilitator Leslie Greene is feeding him otter formula with pureed fish and bringing him back strong. 2.7 million people have already watched on TikTok, and you'll understand why the moment you see that face.
Rebecca the capybara (6, famously chill) and Baya the howler monkey (16, emotionally needy) were the only two females in their habitat — so naturally they became inseparable best friends who nap draped over each other. The internet has completely melted over this, and honestly, same.
Their owner "accidentally" drops the treat bag. Snacks scatter everywhere. These two Goldens stare at the treats, look up at their owner, stare at the treats again — and do not touch a single one without permission. Genuinely the most well-behaved beings on the planet.
Seconds old, legs splayed in four directions, trunk with zero plan — and every single elephant in the herd has circled up to cheer this newborn through its very first steps. National Geographic got the whole thing on camera, and it is the purest thing on the internet today.
