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Animals Sniffing Flowers Is The Cutest Thing Ever (20 Pics)
Flowers have the most alluring smell, and not only to the impressionable bees. We have made a list of photos that show animals enjoying a whiff or two from a petal or bloom. Kittens, nature's cuddliest critters, look even better when they're enjoying the sweet scents of flowers. Same goes for bunnies!
Flowers use scent to attract various small critters to carry around their pollen and help them reproduce. Some plants will take any comers, while other have developed an almost symbiotic relationship which certain species. As far as I know, no flower depends exclusively on kittens… yet.
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AhmedEssam 10 years ago
I swear to God I thought it was a baby elephant at first, but somethinf didn't add up and then I realized it's a left ear not a trump haha
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LisaGeorgette 10 years ago
Ground owl. Prevalent in Helena, Montana at the old buffalo run. The take over abandoned ground hog holes.
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KellyEnglund 10 years ago
immediately before the cat knocked the vase off the table, because cat
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MarissaDuguay 10 years ago
That piggy isn't smelling the flower!! They love to eat dandelions...especially the greens. It's their favourite food :-)
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captaingrumpy 10 years ago
Never ever seen this. I wonder if something has been put on the flower to attract the animals. Had wildlife all my 70 years and never happened near me.
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Caroline (Submission author) 10 years ago
She may not be able to see it, but she can smell it!
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MarkTaranto 10 years ago
I'm reminded of the book called "Everything I know I learned from My Cat." One piece of advice was that sometimes you have to stop and eat the roses.
BerylOldroyd 10 years ago
My elderly cat Smudge was a great lover of plants. All the flowers would be inspected as they came into bloom, and she so carefully jumped over them or walked round them to avoid damage.
MarkTaranto 10 years ago
I'm reminded of the book called "Everything I know I learned from My Cat." One piece of advice was that sometimes you have to stop and eat the roses.
BerylOldroyd 10 years ago
My elderly cat Smudge was a great lover of plants. All the flowers would be inspected as they came into bloom, and she so carefully jumped over them or walked round them to avoid damage.
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