They sure grow fast! The brother (or sister) that came to visit is just a month older than the new baby. 45,54,38,0,W
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Simply adorable. Amazing how much difference one makes in size❣️
These are very cool videos, John. Being up close and personal with animals is the best way to realize that humans should treat them kindly, not torture them so that we can have a cheap source of protein. Nature is red of tooth and claw, but humanity has long removed themselves from that equation.
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