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Kudu Bull jumps fence...🧐
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Who needs a sled when you have a belly?😂
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These two young elephants taking all their energy out on the bushes throughout the clearings🌳
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A stoat climbs into a narrow cliff crevice to catch a woodrat in Yellowstone National Park
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A sparkling black panther captured during a night game drive - what could be better?! ✨
What’s often called a black panther is actually a melanistic leopard, meaning it has an excess of dark pigment due to a genetic variation. Look closely, and you’ll still spot the iconic rosette patterns beneath the black coat, glimmering in the light
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❄️ Majestic polar bear 🐻❄️—a true icon of the Arctic wilderness. Here, he’s enjoying a lazy day, sliding gracefully down an icy slope. 💤 These powerful creatures are perfectly adapted to their icy homes, with thick fur and a layer of fat to keep them warm even in freezing temperatures. 🌨💙
Polar bears are excellent swimmers, capable of covering long distances in search of food, and their favorite meals include seals 🦭. But as climate change continues to melt sea ice, their survival becomes more challenging. 🌍💔
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The Portuguese Man O' War is a stunning yet dangerous ocean drifter, often mistaken for a jellyfish. With its vibrant blue and purple sail floating above the surface, its venomous tentacles, stretching up to 165 feet, deliver painful stings to prey and potential threats. Though mesmerizing, it’s best admired from afar, as it plays a vital role in the marine ecosystem while being one of the sea’s most striking creatures.
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A pair of newborn Adelies fighting for mums attention 🐣🐣
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The two quolls in Tasmania are quite different in size! The spotted-tailed quoll averages in at a weight of 7kg (male) and 4kg (female), while eastern quolls weigh in at just 1.3kg (male) and 0.9kg (female).
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Two monkeys cling to the trunk of a tree in the river, upside down as they drink from the water in the Pantanal, Mato Grosso, Brazil.
This clever behavior keeps them dry and safe from potential dangers in the water.
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Male Lion trying to rest but his cub have other ideas😜
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Better than trending audio🌍♥️
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Meet the Grandala: A Himalayan Jewel! 💎
One of the most beautiful blue bird live in the flocks and swirl in front of the Himalayan ranges!
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They are so funny, seeing the world from a different perspective makes all the difference! 🌏🔥
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Taking freezer food to a new level 🧊
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Incredible Video showcasing the raw beauty and wonders of the underwater world. 🌊🐟
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Arctic foxes have dark coats during the summer, which gradually change to white in autumn, providing excellent camouflage in the winter snow.
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That panda has more passion and even more energy 💃💕
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Here’s one for those lazy summer days ❤️
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Oh baby! Actually, babies! 🦭
Look closely, and you’ll spot northern fur seal pups resting in a cove, hiding from hungry great white sharks, as they wait for their mothers to return from the sea to nurse. Taken at the Farallon Islands National Wildlife Refuge, off the coast of San Francisco, California, the Farallon Islands host one of only two fur seal rookeries south of Alaska. Pups are born in June-August and most are weaned by late November, when they head to sea on their own. Northern fur seals were exterminated from the Farallones in the early 19th century by seal hunters. They returned in 1996 after over 150 years of absence and have been increasing dramatically ever since.
A truly remarkable recovery.
Video of over 40 northern fur seal pups floating in a cove by Gerry
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There's something truly mesmerizing about watching this dragonfly, covered in morning dew, gently cleaning its face while its calm breathing adds to the serenity.Unlike before, where I focused only on the face, this time I wanted to capture its entire body, so you can fully appreciate the delicate beauty of these dew-covered wonders. Autumne mornings in my area are the perfect backdrop for these magical encounters
they feel like real-life fairies, shimmering in the cool light.
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Considering how territorial and aggressive Hippos are and how they're all forced to make way for the Elephant, the Elephant truly beats all in the jungle.
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Sometimes it is all you need is sun, rain, wind and wings.
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You don't want to "pspspsps" these animals 👀
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