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7 Surprisingly Cute Animal Species That I Want To Adopt

I want to turn my house into the modern age's Noah's Ark with all these little fur babies.

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7 Surprisingly Cute Animal Species That I Want To Adopt
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As a huge animal lover, I spend a lot of time daydreaming about all the animals I wish I had, both domesticated and wild. But recently, I started thinking about all the cute animals out there that are not talked about as much as they should be. So, here are 7 surprisingly cute animal species that I think we should be talking more about.

1. Bats

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Bats have gotten a bit of a bad rap thanks to movies like Batman or Dracula where they are seen as sinister creatures. But in reality, these little guys are like flying tree puppies when you take a closer look at their faces.

2. Axolotl

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No, it's not a stuffed animal, it's the real deal. These little guys are amphibians that live underwater and they are the most fascinating sea creatures I've ever seen. I want 12.

3. Kinkajou

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Kinkajous are in the raccoon family and live in South America. They are like little lemurs and I am in love.

4. Goldcrest

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A little birdy with a bright yellow mohawk? Yes, please!

5. Leopard gecko

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Not only does this little guy have some seriously adorable eyes, but he has a stunning black and gold pattern.

6. Alpine Ibex

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This might be the most striking, amazing animal I've ever seen. They live all across Europe, and boast some awesome horns. I am intrigued.

7. Chinchilla

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These rodents look like the perfect combination of a mouse and a bunny rabbit. They have the cutest little ears and tail, and I want to cuddle one all day long.

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