Happy New Year From Winter's Cutest Creatures
It’s finally here – the end of the year has arrived! Before we bid you farewell for the last time in 2016, we wanted to round off a wonderful year with some of our favourite winter animals. So sit back, relax, and smile at the following festive fuzzies!
Penguins in Paradise
Who's willing to bet that these two spent plenty of time under the mistletoe together?!
The Snowiest Stoat
This curious little critter, known as an ermine, might want to spend a few more weeks in his burrow!
A Bear And Her Boy
How gorgeous is this look between two polar bears?!
These Sweet Little Simians
Living up to their names, snow monkeys love nothing more than playing in the blizzard.
This Cheerful Chirper
Something tells me this guy has had one too many sherries!
Snoozing In The Snow
This festive fox must have eaten too much junk food over the Christmas season - he can barely keep his eyes open!
The Hungriest Harp Seal
'Surely you've eaten enough mince pies by now, mum!?"
Flirty Friends
Wily in every way, this wolf will stop at nothing to flirt with the ladies - even if the squad is spying on them.
And finally, these delightful deer
Because it wouldn't be December without a shoutout to this month's mascot, would it?
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