… but only if you don’t like insects. The Conservation Report has put together a list of insects which have incredible camoflage. I don’t know what’s going on with their references to evolution natural selection, regardless of their well accepted beliefs the article’s about insects you might easily miss. Here’s just a taste (the dead leaf butterfly):

Looks like an insect hiding under a dead leaf? THERE IS NO LEAF! You may want to reconsider ever going near a tree. Click here for more.

I don’t have a cat anymore so I’m safe, but if you have one be sure to check out the website linked below, the information there may just save your life. Here’s a taste:

Click here to visit the website, which the sole purpose of it is to help inform people (I know it’s not serious… or is it?)

You just know when an article starts out like the quoted text below it just has to be good:

A octopus has caused havoc in his aquarium by performing juggling tricks using his fellow occupants, smashing rocks against the glass and turning off the power by shortcircuiting a lamp.

Not bored. Easily irritable. It’s definately an interesting read over at The Telegraph.

NBC Bay Area has put together a collection of photos of animals as babies. Not just any animals though, zoo animals! Check out these persian leopard cubs:

Two Persian leopard cubs, the female Csiu, right, and the male Csenge, are held by keepers after they were vaccinated in the Budapest Zoo in Budapest, Hungary. The babies were born on September 26.

They may seem like a good idea now, but then they grow up… NBC Bay Area for more.

The title says it all, really - and the picture below. Honestly, there’s nothing more I can say. They’re cute and funny.

See them all via the Baltimore Sun.

A luxury I think I can live without but still admire for it’s absurdness. That’s how I feel about the fish tank pictured below (from a list of 13 Aquariums put together by Home Interiors Zone).

It certainly looks cool but something has to be said about having animals living in your sink which their only purpose in life is to be something to look at while you wash your hands. Click here to read the full list.