Giant George - The Tallest & The Largest in the World

Giant George, the world’s largest dog. Standing almost four feet tall at the shoulder and seven feet on his hind legs, George eats 180 pounds of food per month and even has his own queen-sized bed and can sit in a chair like a human.

The Cutest Baby Hedgehogs

Surprised midwife Keiley Tuck and her husband Lee found three abandoned baby hedgehogs in their garage in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset. The couple were moving their old washing machine when they discovered the tiny animals curled up in dead leaves trying to keep warm. When their mother didn't return, the couple delivered the babies to Secret World Wildlife Rescue centre.

Some more cute Baby Hedgehogs

The Amazing Golden Tabby Tiger

 A golden tabby tiger has an extremely rare color variation that is caused by a recessive gene, the gene currently found in captive tigers. It is a color form like white tiger and is not a separate species. In the case of the golden tiger, this is the wide band gene; while the white tiger is due to the color inhibitor (chinchilla) gene. There are fewer than 30 of these rare tigers in the world, but many more carriers of the gene.

World's Fattest Cat

Could this be the world's fattest cat? 

Janet Ciminelli of North Shore Animal League of America in Long Island, New York, holds Garfield, a 40lb feline. The obese cat was brought into the animal rescue centre after his owner passed away. Staff have put him on a diet and are looking for a new owner who is committed to helping him become healthy and active.

The Most Amazing White Lions

At the Timbavati Game Reserve next to Kruger National Park, in 1975, actual sightings confirmed the existence of this mysterious cat. Earlier, rumors about the white lion spread from South Africa all over the world for centuries. They have difficulties in catching their prey and they are extremely vulnerable to hyena attacks.

The Rarest Blue Maltese Tiger

Characterized by a bluish fur with dark stripes, the Blue tiger was reported mostly from the Fujian Province, China. Critically endangered Maltese tigers have been reported as a subspecies of the South Chinese tiger. In Oklahoma Zoo, A blue tiger cub was born in 1964, but died in its infancy. Currently there is no Blue tigers in private collection or zoos.