I do believe we have a taste test winner
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But while we've been marveling at one creative New Yorker's interpretation of Barksy, née Banksy, the animal kingdom has been getting in on the Halloween fun without us – until now.
Exhibit A: Austria's Schönbrunn Zoo, where a coati (pictured above), a member of the raccoon family, gets in his last licks with an all-too-willing pumpkin (judging from its expression, the happy-gourd-lucky vegetable doesn't seem to mind). Looks like one more species has fallen prey to the allure of the pumpkin spice latte.
You know, just burning off all those pumpkin spice lattes
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Elsewhere at the zoo, an orangutan plays head games with a trio of jack-o'-lanterns – or possibly decides to adapt a new fitness routine with their lids as weights.
This will look adorable on my front porch, no?
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Over in Russia, Khan, a 3-year-old white tiger, eagerly decorates his enclosure at Krasnoyarsk's Royev Ruchey zoo. "But maybe the centerpiece would look best a little to the left?" he wonders.
Halloween is such a hoot!
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We'd ask Cooper "owl you doing?" but we think we know the answer. The Adelaide Zoo's fiercest barn owl prefers to spend All Hallows' Eve with one of everyone's beloved fright night characters, The Nightmare Before Christmas's Jack Skellington – even if it is in pumpkin form.
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