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It might be time for a thread of baby animals on top of their parents!
This mama possum is a whole heckin SCHOOL BUS with all those littles on top.
This mama possum is a whole heckin SCHOOL BUS with all those littles on top.
This bebe capybara is riding straight-up sidesaddle on its parent. Or at least on a very tolerant adult. Which could be any capy cuz honestly they're all pretty zen.
This lil pupper is trying its darnedest to stay on top of its parent. It's ok lil pupper, heads are very round and gravity is a harsh mistress.
This mama is wearing bebe tortoise as a HAT because that's the fashion energy we need right now. Slay mama, slay.
Adoptive moms are still moms! Lookit these little tiger-piggos having a nap on their tiger mom. This is the only relaxed kind of tiger mom you'll ever find, piggos, so you're lucky.
This lil elebaby knows that parents make the best beds. Especially when said parent needs to get up to pee. That's the rule.
This bebe koala could totally do the walk itself, but knows that one bit of puppy-dog eyes means it gets a ride. Sometimes you just can't say no.
Technically this lil joey is only on top of part of its mom, cuz it's riding in mom's pouch, but it's still getting a lift.
This bebe otter gets a ride on mom AT ALL TIMES. It's too buoyant to dive, so it's either on her or just plopped on the surface of the water waiting for her to return. Cushy life, lil otter. You've got it all figured out.
What's the opposite of piggyback? Cuz this lil monker is KILLING IT in the new position.
These red-eyed tree frogs make an ABSOLUTE STACK on top of their parent. Matryoshka dolls got nothin on these lil fellows.
This lil kitteh's like "Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom. Lookit me mom. Mom. Mom. Mom. Are you watching?" And the mom is just wishing cat coffee was invented already.
These lil hippos know parents make the best pool floats.
These baby sea lions know that the entire rest of the herd makes the best mattress.
These bebe swans are getting the ORIGINAL swan boat ride. They were doing it before it was cool. Way to be hipsters, lil cygnets.
Are you ready for the greatest balancing act of all time, bc here comes BEBE PANGOLIN on top of MAMA PANGOLIN and STAYING BALANCED on top of what's essentially a super round moving pinecone. Mad skills, bebe pangolin.
This lil sifaka lemur is clinging to mama's back for dear life. It's ok, lil lemur. The cameraperson won't eat you.
What happens when ONE ROUND rides ANOTHER ROUND you get 2 VERY ROUND WOMBATS somehow in a stack.
This lil polar bear knows that playing horsey with its parent is an important part of the bonding process. Giddyup, parent, let's go already.
This bebe tamandua anteater is hitching a ride and half-camouflaging in with mom. Very stealthy, lil anteater.
This bebe gorilla proves bebes can take a nap straight-up anywhere, especially if it's on top of a parent on the move.
These three lil grizzlies are pretending their parent is Half Dome and they're climbing without ropes. Very brave, lil cubs. Such victorious climbers!
ALERT: A BABY HORSE IS PLAYING HORSEY.
This bebe brushtail possum is using its mom as both transportation AND a hiding shield. Way to multitask, lil possum.
This croco-dad is giving a host of croco-babies a ride. This isn't playing horsey or school bus, this is straight-up playing 747. Make sure your tray tables are stowed, lil croco-babies.
This bebe dolphin got LAZY and is hitching a ride on a parent. Cmon lil dolphin, you can swim. Give the parent a break, they've been swimming ALL DAY.
