Oh boy, they said it couldn't be done! They said there was no way to surpass the original. They said this project would destroy my career. Incorrect, amigos! I am pleased to introduce... the ultimate collection of unexpected animal friendships, part two.The interspecies animal friends video collection blew your minds. You had to turn away at certain points because you just could not handle the cuteness. Somehow, you made it all the way through without exhausting your life supply of awwwwwws.
Well, I hope you've been saving them up, because this second collection of unexpected animal friendship pictures is staggeringly massive and unfathomably adorable. Check it out after the break.
Kitten + Rabbit
OMG, they look like fuzzy little brothers.
Kitten + Squirrel
Friend or foe?
Kitten + Dog
Interspecies Eskimo kiss!
Cat + Pelican
You think the pelican ever carries the cat around in its pouch?
Cat + Pig + Duckling + Chick + Bunny
This is... just too much.
Cat + Rat
Aww, what a tolerant kitty cat.
Cat + Bear
Wow, the bear seems more into it than the cat.
Cat + Iguana
What could they possibly have in common?
Cat + Snail
Do snails have the mental capacity for friendship?
Cat + Monkey
Awww, monkey, it is your baby.
Cat + Ducklings
I wonder what will happen once the ducklings start swimming.
Cat + Deer
More of an encounter than a friendship, but adorable none-the-less.
Cat + Dog
Kitty cat, you get an A++ in cuteness.
Dog + Fox
Didn't Disney make a movie about this?
Dog + Whale
What is going on here?!
Dog + Fish
Silly doggie, curiosity is for cats.
Dog + Kangaroo
I can't wait until the kangaroo grows up and lets the dog ride in its pouch.
Dog + Tiger Cubs
Oh my god...are you kidding me with this?
Dog + Polar Bear
Awww, polar bear, you are so playful.
Dog + Squirrel
This is too much...truly, too much.
Squirrel + Giraffe
I hope that this is friendship rather than hunger.
Giraffe + Goat
Awww, they are sharing a meal.
Giraffe + Ostrich
Seriously, what do they talk about?
Duck + Owl
Will they still be friends in a year? Only time will tell...
Deer + Bunny
ZoMG, so much brown fuzzy cuteness.
Chimp + Puma
Click through to the other pictures...the chimp feeds its little puma friend.
Eagle + Rabbit
Come on, this is just getting silly.
Snake + Hamster
Wow...will the miracles never cease?
Tiger + Piglets
Okay, you can stop now.
Manta Ray + Iguana
I guess I understand this friendship...they do both like to swim.
Swan + Fish
Oh god, it is feeding the little goldfish!
Bird + Mouse
Just...there are no words...precious (fine, that is a word).
Pups + Pig
YES! This adorable picture submitted to us by Lisa, is what I dream about. Every night.
Did we forget your favorite interspecies animal love image? Drop a link in the comments below!
- previously:// Interspecies Animal Friendship Videos!





















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2.01.10
By EJ
Here's another hug Jeff!
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2.02.10
By pasta
The snake and hamster picture is not "friendship" or even interspecies tolerance. The snake's eyes are fogged over meaning it is about to shed its skin. Snakes usually cannot see during this time and they won't eat because their old skin is so tight on their bodies that they have difficulty swallowing prey. The hamster has no idea that it is sitting next to a predator, but if left in the cage with no food, the hamster will begin chewing on the snake who is temporarily blind and unable to defend itself.
Not such a cute picture if you've ever seen a snake with its spinal chord exposed because its owner left a live mouse in the cage. It's better for both parties if you use frozen/thawed prey.
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2.04.10
By Roni
depending on what kind of snake you get, most are very resilient creatures. cant tell from the pic, but the size of the mouse seems a little too large for that snake to be feeding it. and letting the snake catch its prey and devour it helps build character :)
2.03.10
By Barbara Kirby
Outstanding site... I want more, more, more!
God bless you
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2.03.10
By aj
the one with the cat and iguana
for wat i have seen with my cats and iguanas they get more attached to each other than there own kind
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2.06.10
By tessie
well some of these are real.... some are photo ops and im a bit disgusted with the ones using dead animals...
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4.13.10
By Stephanie
Wow! does anyone know what breed of pig that is, with the dog? :)
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5.25.10
By Saraaa
http://animalnewyork.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/crow-vulture-spain.jpg
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