Meet Fluffy, a small leopard plushie who is traveling the world one step at a time!
From undiscovered Europe to the jungles of Laos, Fluffy has been roaming the globe for 10 years. Nicknamed 'the bite-sized backpacker', this cute little nomad has visited over 400 destinations in nearly 50 countries.
Fluffy's adventures started in 2010, after wrapping up his stint as a prop/actor for the Dutch feature film 'Eight'. He strapped on his backpack and started to explore the world: rock climbing in Norway, taming dragons in Slovenia, taking care of elephants in Thailand, exploring the Australian outback and always ready for more!
Fluffy hopes to share a little bit of his happiness with the world every day.
Which picture of his adventures do you love the most?
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Preparing For The Ski Season In Queenstown, New Zealand
You are certainly very cute! But I'm Russell the travelling wombat, and for the superlative, I challenge you ;-)
This is me in Vienna, on a winter's day at Schönbrunn palace. P1090055-5...c54ffc.jpg 
Shopping For Some Wooden Shoes At Zaanse Schans, The Netherlands
Wading Through The Volcanic Ashes Of Mount Bromo, Java, Indonesia
Paying A Social Call At The Grand Palace In Bangkok, Thailand
Honoring The Shinto Spirits At The Sumiyoshi Taisha Temple In Osaka, Japan
Welcome To The Fluffy Empire!, Hue, Vietnam
Time For Lunch In Utrecht, The Netherlands
Watching The Sun Set At Wat Chai Watthanaram In Ayutthaya, Thailand
Ready For Some Life-Threatening Rafting In Don Khon, Laos
Taking On The Radschläger Challenge In Düsseldorf, Germany
Hiking Up To The Summit Of Mount Gornergrat In Zermatt, Switzerland
Contemplating The Effects Of War In Pristina's Abandoned Church, Kosovo
I would do something like this- dog on the one side, stuffed animal on the other.
better it would have been a parrot on top of the backpack
I would do something like this- dog on the one side, stuffed animal on the other.
better it would have been a parrot on top of the backpack