There's no denying 2020 has been a binfire of a year.
Never fear, you will not find any news recaps here - because this is officially a coronavirus free zone.
Instead, we invite you to relax, grab a hot beverage and get comfy.
Side note: Doggo myths busted. Post continues after video.
It's time to fill your brain cells with pictures of tiny animals. Sigh. Is that not the sentence you have been longing, nay dreaming, of hearing this decade?
We're not going typical cute factor here either. No, no, no. We've really stretched our journalism skills with this one, and have instead decided to dip into the strangest, most obscure animal families of the world for your viewing pleasure.
Because everyone's seen a baby elephant and a puppy. But have you seen a baby echidna?
We didn't think so.
An echidna puggle.
We're sorry, what. Sir, you are divine.
Baby 'Dumbo' octopus.
MEEP.
A Bison calf.
This is Mukha, and he lives in Russia.
Sweetie, your eyessssss.
A skunk kit.
No we didn't sneeze, that is what a baby skunk is called.
A sloth baby.
Turns out, baby sloths make an astonishingly adorable squeaking sound. DYING.
Rhino calf.
HOLY. HECK.
Pygmy hippo calf.
We want to hug him. Forever.
Bongo calf.
For the yet to be initiated, the Bongo is part of the antelope species. They are critically endangered in the wild.
We are not okay.
Baby Fennec Fox.
DARLING.
Flamingo chick.
One word: KNEES.
Silver Leaf monkey baby.
Okay so Silver Leaf babies are born orange so that their mums don't lose them. They only get their grey coats aged one.
YOU ARE A GOLDEN MIRACLE.
Raccoon dog pup.
Despite having near identical faces, raccoon dogs are NOT raccoons. They are more closely related to foxes.
HER LIL FACE.
Do you feel calmer?
We feel calmer. Bring on 2021.