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Chunky baby seal born in Japan. Look at him, love him.
There is never a bad time to look at a cute baby animal, so please enjoy this adorable seal.
The little guy was born earlier this month at an aquarium in Numazu, Japan. According to the Mainichi Shimbun, a Japanese newspaper, he currently weighs about 48 pounds and is roughly 35 inches long. His cuteness level rests at a firm infinity.
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What we particularly admire about this seal, though, is his ability to relax. Look at him -- fully supine, eyes closed, not logged on to the internet. We love him. May you channel his energy on this and all future days.
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