It's testament to the fact that any content that contains animals or children doing amusing things has a great shot at being a viral hit - and when you actually merge those two elements together, god forbid the shockwaves of cuteness you'd unleash upon the unsuspecting people of the internet, case in point -
The Sneezing Baby Panda which has been watched over a 100 million times.
Since we're on the topic of all things endearing, may I present you a video of a baby sloth getting a haircut and gift-wrapped in bandages
"In a sleepy corner of Costa Rica there is a very peculiar but extraordinary sanctuary. Run by Judy Avey-Arroyo for 20 years, this is the only sanctuary in the world devoted to saving orphaned and injured sloths, and is home to over 160 of them, some of whom have become an internet sensation."
This is an opportune time for me to introduce you to the cutest place on the Internet -
CuteOverload.com
Ever since starting PopConversation, I've always wanted to feature this site and share it among all my readers - this is one of the last few places online where I'm able to seek refuge away from the daily hustle of life - the website aggregates and presents incredibly disarming content (pictures and videos of baby animals) that evokes uncontrollable physical and emotional reaction from its audiences - cute-induced delirium and ecstasy.
When you have such influence over people, what do you do with it? Well practically speaking, I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be able to stop a war or an arms conflict with it - however, supporting causes and rendering assistance to organisations and events related to animals protection and nature conservation would be pretty commendable - Cuteoverload.com does just that.
By Herman Soh
