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Did you know that pandas love playing in the snow? A video from Qinling Giant Panda Research Center shows these animals frolicking in winter weather like excited children. They don’t seem to mind the cold at all as they prance around in the snow! ABC News shared the adorable footage on Instagram‚ where it’s been going viral. It looks like people can’t get enough of these sweet pandas enjoying their snow day! Even though these animals aren’t getting a day off from school‚ they seem to be having a pretty good time. With all the climbing and rolling around they’re doing‚ they’ll probably be exhausted afterward! It probably helps that they have plenty of trees to snack on to keep their energy up. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ABC News (@abcnews) Doesn’t seeing these wild animals at play remind you of how much fun it was to go out into the snow as a kid? Next time you’re clearing off your car or shoveling your driveway‚ remember that somewhere out there‚ the fresh snow is probably making some pandas (and some human children) very happy. Screengrab from Instagram If you think pandas are cute when they play in the snow‚ you should see what happens when you let the dogs out on a winter day! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Snow Days Aren’t Just For Kids: Pandas Play In The Snow In Adorable Video. appeared first on InspireMore.

After being compared to Dobby‚ a character from the Harry Potter franchise‚ this stray cat found out that their unique appearance made them special. Spotted on the streets in Garut‚ Indonesia‚ the small feline stood out for having enormous and unusually shaped ears and eyes. Someone decided to take a video of the kitty and post it on social media. Oddly enough‚ the footage changed this cat’s life! As more users watched the video‚ they couldn’t help but comment on the cat’s resemblance to both Dobby and “Baby Yoda”‚ the fan name for Grogu in The Mandalorian. @othersideofuupuuttt Unik bgt tapi kasian kucing said : aku beda dan aku bangga! #cat #kucing #kucinganeh #kucingunik #kucingsad #kucinglucu #kucingtiktok ♬ Gwenchana Cute Version – ALL SFX “It’s giving Dobby‚” someone wrote of the stray cat. “Baby Yoda as a kitten‚” another person added. Screengrab from TikTok Thanks to all the traction the TikTok video received‚ the unique-looking kitty found a new home! According to the New York Post on YouTube‚ someone adopted the “Baby Yoda” cat after seeing them on social media. Apparently‚ there were plenty of contenders who were ready and willing to take in the feline celebrity. This included the person who originally caught the footage! “Many people wanted to adopt the cat‚ but not long after the video went viral‚ someone had adopted the cat and I was sad because at first I wanted to take care of it‚” said the TikToker. What a beautiful reminder that what some consider flaws‚ others may find irresistible. We don’t have any information about the Dobby look-alike’s new owners‚ but we’re hoping this cat went to a great home! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Dobby or Baby Yoda? Unique-Looking Stray Cat Gets Adopted After Video Goes Viral. appeared first on InspireMore.

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Across Europe‚ but particularly in Britain where residents love a weekend out with a metal detector‚ dozens of ‘dodecahedrons’ from the Roman Empire have been found‚ and no one knows what they’re for. One was found in northern Belgium in February of last year‚ but another was found just this month in the English town […] The post Over 100 Strange 12-Sided Objects from Roman Times Have Been Found—No One Knows What They’re For appeared first on Good News Network.