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Beautiful news everyone!
You thought there was no good news because it was Good Friday, but you opened Watson hoping it would show up?
Hello!
Of course there is nice news today! Even though it's Sunday somehow… I hope you're all enjoying a few days off with your loved ones.
Then let's get started:
What do you have there?
Surfing also works underwater:
Don't miss more nice news:
Cat or meerkat?
Hello.
Bridge? What is a bridge?
As for others, it is more difficult:
This week's Biggest Google Eyes award goes to:
Tongue of the week:
If you need to be hands free:
When everything no longer makes sense…
… A hug for you!
Can my new friend come to play?
The buffet is open.
Because it's Easter: you've never seen such fluffy bunnies!
(The good news continues below.)
Top three dojos.
If you want to steal a car but realize it has a security camera.
Have you seen my son yet?
So we can learn something else today: These are large maras (also called Pampas rabbits).
The great mara is the second largest rodent in the world – right after the capybara.
You also live in Argentina.
Here's a little from Mara (hehe):
Females gestate for an average of 100 days and give birth to one litter per year in the wild.
Fun fact: Animals spend about half their day eating.
Hope.
More quickly!
Sorry, you can't get in here without an ID.
Finally spring!
Yes spring! 😍
Now it's your turn! Share your best animal pictures in the comments section!
What's the nice news?
Every Friday morning from 6am, you'll find sweet news on Watson. It's a collection of funny and adorable animal photos and videos that went viral on the internet last week. User input continues in the comment column.
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