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MUTUAL COHABITATION PREVALENT IN ANIMALS -

BECOMING SCARCE IN HUMAN BEINGS

From: An animal Lover

MUTUAL COHABITATION PREVALENT IN ANIMALS - BECOMING SCARCE IN HUMAN BEINGS

In the animal kingdom, and perhaps in the human one as well, there can be no greater show of trust, no bigger gesture of acceptance, then falling asleep on someone else, allowing yourself to fully relax in their presence and be vulnerable. This is a trust that must be earned, and it is so adorable to see it in action, and to see these animals snuggle with each other, totally relaxed. Photos like this just melt my heart.

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