Series: Animal Athleticism
The final word in animal athleticism. Doesn’t get much more sporty than this.
Series: Animal Athleticism
The final word in animal athleticism. Doesn’t get much more sporty than this.
Series: Animal Athleticism
An opossum snowboarding: +5 points. Totally killing it on the slopes: +3 points. His name is Ratatouille: +6 points.
Series: Animal Athleticism
The already wet dog spent a minute trying to get the chlorine tides to move the ball in his favor instead of just getting in and retrieving the ball himself: -3 points. Nice arm extension though: +1 point.
Series: Animal Athleticism
The cat’s obvious reluctance to being up on a horse: -4 points. The delightful predictability that a cat would find nothing cheerful or exciting about getting to ride a pony: +3 points.
Series: Animal Athleticism
An otter working on his dribbling and ball handling skills. Great hand-eye coordination and superior reflexes: +2 points. Definitely going to make Varsity this year: +4 points.
Series: Animal Athleticism
Ability to work as a team (+1 point), but with occasional selfishness (-1 point): Net 0. Intellectual curiosity and determination: +3 points. Those little curlicue tails: +9 points.
Series: Animal Athleticism
Mistaking a bronze statue for a fetch partner: -1 point. Never losing his love of the game: +5 points.
Series: Animal Athleticism
Mastery of technique and equipment: +2 points. Overall enthusiasm for the sport: +5 points.
Series: Animal Athleticism
Being able to balance on a tennis ball: +3 points. Getting back up every time he falls off: +10 points.
