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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.

    GETTING JIGGY WITH JAGUARS

    A jaguar cub bats at his full-grown mother while she stands protectively over him at the San Diego Zoo. The mother jaguar, named Nindiri, brought her two cubs out of their den June 19. 

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    PUPPY PILOT

    Jeff Bennett, of Big Pine Key, Fla., a volunteer pilot for the non-profit charity Pilots N Paws, holds his 1,000th rescued animal near his airplane in Greenville, Ala. Bennett picked up 23 dogs that were scheduled to be euthanized, then flew them back to Florida, where they will be put up for adoption.

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    LOVING LORIKEETS

    Beautiful rainbow lorikeets rest on a branch at the Adelaide Zoo in South Australia.

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    SPECIAL SULCATAS

    Five African-spurred tortoises, also known as sulcata tortoises, enjoy time on the grass at SeaWorld San Diego. The adult, named Buster, is about 20 years old, and the young ones are just under a year old. Sulcata tortoises are native to northern Africa and can live to be 100 years old.

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    LIL' SEAL 

    A little seal pup at the Aquarium of the Pacific seems to be saying, "Just a few weeks ago, I was only this tall!"

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    POLAR BEAR COOLS OFF

    A polar bear at the Maryland Zoo tries to catch a break from the East Coast heat wave.

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    WONDERFUL WALLABY

    A red-necked wallaby and its albino cub sit in their compound at the zoo of Duisburg, Germany.

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    TIGER TEAM

    Two young Siberian tigers, Danuta and Daria, play in the water in their compound at the zoo of Magdeburg, Germany.

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    DUBLIN'S NEW BABY

    Dublin Zoo is celebrating the birth of an adorable brazilian tapir born last month. The male calf -- born to mom, Rio, and dad, Marmaduke -- is the pair’s first calf together.
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    SWEET SEA LIONS

    Blackpool Zoo welcomed two new sea lions into their family. Looks like they're still getting used to their surroundings! 

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    SUMMER SNACK TIME

    On the first day of summer, Akasha the Bengal tiger dove into the water to grab a snack at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, Calif. 

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    PICKLE THE PENGUIN

    Pickle, a 4-year-old Hubmboldt penguin chick, stands next to his zoo keeper at ZSL London Zoo. According to ZSL, Pickle is quite chatty! 

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    POLAR BEAR FUN 

    A polar bear at Cincinnati Zoo takes a refreshing dip in the pool after a hot and sunny day. 

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    GERMAN VICTORY!

    An otter named Ferret at a zoo in Eastern Germany predicts a victory of the German team in the upcoming UEFA Euro 2012 quarterfinal match between Germany and Greece.

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    A ROYAL FEEDING

    Prince William recently visited Port Lympne Wild Animal Park and helped feed one of three captive-born black rhinos. 

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    I'M SEXY AND I KNOW IT 

    What would you do if you found this foxy bobcat lounging around in your backyard? Bethany, Conn. residents had the pleasure of an unexpected visit from this big guy. Looks like he made himself comfortable! 

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    KIWI CUDDLES 

    A zookeeper in Berlin, Germany holds two kiwi chicks in his hand. Tea, the female chick, hatched three weeks ago. Her brother has yet to be named. 

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    THE WORLD'S FIRST SECURITY CAT

    A toy company has employed a feline security guard to patrol its warehouse. Millie the Bengal sits on top of a box, helping guard the U.K.'s most popular and best-selling toy ranges being delivered ahead of the Christmas rush.

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    SPECIAL SPECTATORS

    Three ostriches watch a cyclist bike by during the National Dutch Championship Time Trial in Utrecht. 

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    PUT A BIRD ON IT 

    A robin decides to take a nap on Sambo the cat from Otsego Township, Mich. Sambo's owner, Karin, has since welcomed the bird named Peeps after finding it about two weeks ago in her yard. 

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    PUFFIN PARTNERS 

    A group of puffins in a breeding colony on Machias Seal Island begin to socialize in preparation for mating season. 

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    HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BABY! 

    It's Monroe the monkey's first birthday! The San Diego Safari Zoo spoiled their little guy with not one, but three birthday parties over the weekend. Here's Monroe posing for pics next to his birthday cake.

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    SWEET LITTLE SIPS

    A hungry little bettong (a short-nosed rat kangaroo found in Australia) has to be fed four times a day to help him grow up big and strong. The baby marsupial is currently being cared for at Wild Action Zoo in Victoria, Australia.

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    TINY FLAMINGO 

    Lila has a long way to go before she becomes a beautiful and tall pink flamingo. Did you know that flamingos stand on one leg to conserve energy? 

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    CUTE CUB 

    Monarto Zoo in Australia welcomes their latest addition, an adorable cheetah cub. We can't wait to see what they decide to name it. 

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    MAJOR MAMA 

    Joy doesn't look a day over 2, so it may surprise you to learn that this 13-year-old otter has actually raised 16 pups during her time at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

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    HOOT, WHO GOES THERE? 

    Three baby owls peer outside to see who's at their nest. They are expecting their mother to return with food. 

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    BEAUTIFUL BIRDS 

    Seven beautiful bee-eaters sit pretty on a branch as they observe their surroundings.

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    MYSTERY OF THE BLACK SWAN 

    900-year-old Abbotsbury Swannery in Dorset welcomed a rare new addition: a black swan. Black swans normally reside on the other side of the world in Australia. This swan's arrival at the British swannery is somewhat of a mystery.

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    KIDS DO THE DARNEDEST THINGS

    A playful lion cub jumps onto its mom's back and sinks in its teeth at the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya.

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    SWEET SNUGGLE 

    Two baby stoats cuddle up with one another at Secret World Animal Rescue in Somerset, England. They may look harmless, but these two animals will grow up to be ruthless killing machines.

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    ELEPHANT KISSES 

    An female elephant stands beneath her mother at the Pont-Scorff Zoo in France. 

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