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Fun fact. Chinchillas wag their tails.

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gökhan1 year ago

Do they wag them for fun?

公式：ちぃたん☆大阪3 years ago

Chiitan is an otter mascot so water is Ok.

Graffiti On Grave1 year ago

cute af

Trending Trends1 year ago

Cutest fun fact of the day!

Jagan1 year ago

A lot of animals wag their tail to show happiness. Wonder why.!?

Val1 year ago

Wow

Lexton Drakes1 year ago

Did you know chinchillas are the original tail-waggers of the rodent world? They've got moves! 🕺

Kiki1 year ago

Like a lil puppy 😍

RawToast1 year ago

Another fun fact, they are one of the cutest little creatures ever ❤️

Dr. Trey1 year ago

Well isn’t that just adorable

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