
For those of you who don't know puffins, they're the silly little sea bird with the big colorful beak shown in the photo at left.
We've been through this before, with baby seals and pandas, and the power of cuddly is huge. Let's hope it does the trick for puffins.


2 comments:
People love puffins. I hope they get a chance. I can understand why the average person can be attached to them. You're right, the power of cuddly is huge. Let's hope it's enough. Not just for the puffins, but for all the animals that share that biome.
Those ARE some intolerably cute pix. :)
Diversity is important to the planet. Non-furries deserve a chance too.
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