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After seeing pictures like this it's no surprise that Yellowstone is having a record year. The park set on going tourism records this year.

If someone claims to be a native Idahoan, here's a test you can give them to see if they're telling the truth. If they don't laugh at these pictures, they're a faker - or from Oregon. If they start laughing so hard the Pepsi starts coming out of their ears when they see these, then you have yourself a true Idahoan.

We've all seen the numerous variations of Idaho's red, white and blue licence plates, but here are a bunch of options that you rarely see.

We all post pictures of our kids on Instagram or on Facebook. It's our way of keeping our out-of-town friends and family caught up on what our kids are doing. But, have you ever wondered if these pictures will embarrass your kids later on in life?

I still can't figure out...how in the world, is this chick famous? She's not a musician, actress or active model. As far as I am concerned, she's a girl with a pretty face and a HUGE badonkadonk. She put out an awful tape and got lucky when Ryan Seacrest gave her family a reality show. That being said, she is the buzz of hollywood right now. You can see why at PopCrush.

It's hard to believe that this image of Morgan Freeman isn't an actual photograph.  It's a finger painting.  Watch this time lapse video to see how it was made.  

It's November, and I think we all know what these animals are thankful for... each other!  These lovable pets have put their differences aside.

The Manti Te'o girlfriend hoax story is the weirdest thing to happen since the Charlie Sheen spin-out. People keep looking for photos of her, and we found a few to prove that she does exist. Check them out after the jump.

Pictures with Santa can be extreme cute, especially with babies. According to allchristmas.fm.com family waited in a long line at the mall in Boise, Idaho to get a picture of 8-month-old Kiptyn with the Santa there. After over 30 minutes of waiting, little Kiptyn fell asleep.

It's hard to believe that a year has passed since the horrific earthquake that shook Haiti. After the tragedy, Americans pledged over 1 billion dollars -- 32 million dollars by text messages alone. But has it made a difference?