As it is Easter Sunday we thought that there was only really one blog we could post. We never really need an excuse to, but todays post is going to be all about our favourite adorable baby animals! In celebration of the holiday which is normally associated with newborns (and eggs but we didn’t think that would have been as interesting,) we are proud to present the countdown of our top 5 adorable baby animals:
5. The Leggy Moose
Now he may not be conventionally cute with legs as long as tree trunks, but there is definitely something about his stride that makes him warrant his place on the list.
4. The Shy Elephant
It’s tough being that adorable so sometimes it is best just to hide behind mum.
3. The Terrifying Tiger
Ok, so less terrifying and more timid at this size but this tiny tiger warrants third place on the list.
2. The Bear Brothers
What’s cuter than one baby bear I hear you ask? Well here, have two of the adorable piles of fluff.
1. The Lovable Leopard
If you try to tell me this isn’t the cutest animal you’ve ever seen then I am afraid we are going to have to agree to disagree. Just look at that little face!
All of these animals are cute, but if you think you’ve found a cuter one then let us know!
If you want to see and volunteer with animals then take a look at our projects and help make a difference to the lives of animals all around the world?
Share this article with your friends and followers by using the social media buttons below.
Wanting to add something to this story or just let us know your thoughts? Just leave your comments below. Please be aware that all comments will be moderated: abusive behaviour or self-promotion will not be allowed.
Has this blog inspired you to volunteer? If so, why not enquire today? Simply fill out an enquiry form, and allow a member of our travel team to assist with your query! Please note that blog comments are not monitored by the travel team, so any questions related to bookings may be missed.
Come face to face with one of the world’s most misunderstood predators whilst aiding great white shark conservation. As a volunteer, not only will you get the incredible opportunity to dive with sharks, but you will also assist the team in raising awareness of the great white as you work alongside tourists and local school children to provide them with knowledge of the local environment and the importance of living in harmony with South Africa’s marine life.
Lauren and James have returned and are ready to relay tales...
Team members Lauren and James, joined colleague Georgia to...
Volunteer Lynne Coe shares her valuable tips on what to...
Thanks to the hard work and dedication of the Borneo...
The Great Projects volunteer coordinators, Matt and Niamh,...
The Great Projects' volunteer coordinators Matt and Niamh...
As the Samboja Lestari Orangutan Project begins once again...
Inge volunteered at the Harnas Wildlife Sanctuary in...