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67 Wholesome Posts That Might Make You Smile When You Need It Most

67 Wholesome Posts That Might Make You Smile When You Need It Most

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Bad news tends to show up in everything from news cycles to social media feeds which are often blending together these days anyway. But that doesn’t mean we should just let it be the only thing we look at day in and day out. Sometimes a little positivity is key.
So we’ve gathered some of the cutest and most wholesome posts from an Instagram page dedicated to exactly that. Get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to share your thoughts in the comments section down below.
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#61

Child selling Pokémon cards under colorful umbrella by roadside, representing uplifting posts and positive moments in the world.
30points

#62

Smiling child holding and surrounded by pigeons outdoors, capturing uplifting moments of kindness in the world.
29points

#63

Man kneeling on subway floor reading a book to a little girl, spreading uplifting moments and kindness in the world.
26points

#64

Black and white image of a woman with captions about seeing beauty, reflecting uplifting posts and positivity.
25points

#65

Highway sign at night displaying uplifting message encouraging safe driving and spreading kindness on a city road.
24points

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Man holding a baby on his shoulders looking at abstract art, representing uplifting moments and good left in the world.
18points

#67

Tiger resting with piglets dressed in tiger stripes, showcasing uplifting moments and signs of good in the world.
Animals sometimes adopt babies from entirely different species, defying evolutionary logic.

These adoptions puzzle biologists because raising another species’ baby offers no genetic advantage from an evolutionary perspective. Yet it happens anyway.

Interspecies adoptions happen more often in social animals like primates, elephants, dolphins, and dogs than in solitary animals. These bonds can be so strong that adoptive mothers will carry babies around and protect them from threats just like their own offspring.

It often happens to animals who have lost their own young or can’t have biological offspring. But nursing mothers are the most likely to adopt because hormones like oxytocin make them more receptive to caring for babies in general.
15points
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