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    Need a little cute in your life? We all do. There's nothing wrong with getting a warm and fuzzy fix on a daily basis. That's why we're here with a dose of the most aww-inducing animal images on the web this week.

    PRAIRIE DOG PECK

    Two prairie dogs share a smooch in their German zoo enclosure called "Yukon bay." The pair is part of a 16 member prairie dog family. 

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    A SET OF STRIPES

    A-week-old zebra spends some quality time with his mother at the National Zoo of San Salvador. 

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    HOLY COW DOG

    This patient and comfy stroller dog was one of the many animals blessed at the Malate church in Manila, Philippines as part of a "Creation Sunday" mass.

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    LUNCHTIME FOR LEMURS

    A eager lemur enjoys his frozen fruit feeding at the Rome Bioparco in Italy.  

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    I SHAKE MY TAIL ON THE CATWALK

    Young giraffe Farida strikes a pose at the Serengeti Animal Park in Hodenhagen, Germany. 

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    AWWWALLABY

    Baby Parma Wallaby, Trinka, enjoys one of her daily bottle feedings at the San Diego Zoo. Zookeepers hope to return this previously ill joey back to her exhibit soon now that she is almost in full health.

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    MY WHAT A STRANGE NOSE YOU HAVE

    We bet you can guess how the Pig-Nosed Turtle got its name. This baby Pig-Nose is one of hundreds living at the Kadoorie Farm in Hong Kong that will soon be released into the wild. 

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    MY LITTLE BIG PONY

    5-year-old Natalie Thompson gives her horse Zipcodes Perfection a pat on the nose before their race in the Palmetto Paint Horse Club Fall Futurity competition in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
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    SEAL APPEAL 

    He my look big, but this Monk Seal is still just a kid. Only born in August, he is going out on his first solo journey after being successfully weaned. 

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    VERVET MONKEYS, VERY ADORABLE

    This mom and baby pair are just two of thousands of Vervet Monkeys living in St. Kitts and Nevis. Surprisingly, many island residents aren't fans of the species, because of its tendency to raid crops.

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    TURTLE TROT

    This little guy is one of hundreds of baby sea turtles released by the El Salvador Zoological Foundation. The turtles are kept in the foundation's nursery until they are ready for the water as part of an effort to crack down on poaching in the area. Happy swimming little dudes!

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    IT'S A BIRD, IT'S A PLANE, IT'S A DOG IN A CAPE!

    This ordinary dog has turned into Superpup! The costume change was part of a comedy dog show at a pet fair in Barcelona this weekend. Es magnifico!

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    LION LOVE NIP

    White Lion Samuel showed his sister, Kleopatra, some tough love this week at the Tbilisi Zoo in Georgia. Nothing wrong with a little sibling rivalry between two cute cubs. 

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    PRETTY KITTIES

    These kittens strike a pose as they wait for their results at the International Cat Beauty Show in Bucharest, Romania. They get straight 10s from us. 

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    THE PUP POLICE

    This costumed canine pair got some stares at an animal rights protest in Bogota, Columbia by dressing up as police officers. 

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    LIFE'S A PICNIC FOR TIGER CUBS

    Four tiny Indochinese tiger cubs get cozy with one another in a picnic basket at the Tierpark zoo in Berlin. Who better to share a sandwich and a checkered blanket with?

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    DEEP THOUGHTS WITH RIKA

    Rika the three-month-old Orangutan gives the camera his best "thinker" pose at Bintan Zoo in Indonesia. Our guess is that he's pondering what's for lunch.

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    RARE HUMPBACK WHALE WAVES HI

    A baby white humpback whale bid a quick hello to onlookers near Australia's Great Barrier Reef. This swift salutation was said to be a "once in a lifetime experience," as the population of white humpbacks is said to be one in a thousand.

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    SANCTUARY TO THE SQUIRREL RESCUE

    A five-week-old baby squirrel squeezes onto its bottle held by a volunteer at the Sanctuary Wildlife Care center in Morpeth, England. He is one of four tiny squirrels that were rescued after being tossed from their nest during Hurricane Katia.

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    POLAR BEAR PLAYTIME

    A pair of playful polar bears splash one another in their pool at the Blijdorp Zoo in Rotterdam, Netherlands. We're not sure who's going to win this water fight, but we're rooting for both.

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    MOMMA MONKEY

    New gorilla mother, Salome, spends some quality time with her baby at the Bristol Zoo in Bristol, England. 

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    WAGS & WAVES

    Three daring dogs take to the water for the annual Surf City Surf Dog competition in Huntington Beach, California.

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    PANDA SLUMBER PARTY

    Giant Panda cubs sleep away the day at the research base of the Giant Panda Research Center in Chengdu, China. 

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    TORTOISE TURNED TANNING BED

    A four-day-old African Spurred Tortoise catches some rays on its mother's head at the Nyiregyhaza Animal Park in Hungary. 

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    THREE'S COMPANY

    These furry guys and 23 other Black-Footed Ferrets are making the move from the National Zoo's Conservation Center to Fort Collins, Colorado as part of conservation efforts for this rare weasel. For now, they'll have to deal with these temporary housing arrangements. 

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    SLICE OF BIRTHDAY STEAK

    Adia the lion celebrates her second birthday at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington. 

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    SAVE THAT RAT

    The Texas Kangaroo Rat is just one of hundreds of endangered, North American species up for new federal protections under President Obama's suggested Endangered Species Act. 

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    WHEN DOGS FLY

    Rescue and celebrity dogs of traveling show "Dogs" impressed their first-ever audience by taking on obstacle courses, diving stunts and frisbee games during their premiere show. 

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    ELEPHANTS NEVER FORGET ... TO BRUSH

    Zookeepers at the Hagenbeck Animal Park in Hamburg, Germany assist elephant Mogli with his dental hygiene.  

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    ANTEATERS ALMOST EATEN

    This is one of a hundred Pangolins -- scaly anteaters -- found and rescued by Thai customs workers. Officials believe the animals were going to be sold and eaten outside of the country. Phew! Glad they're safe. 

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