Little fox puppies growing up from March to July over the last 10 years.
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Sharing cute moments, fun facts, and amazing stories from the animal world.
The second most widely distributed carnivore in the Americas after the puma is the Jaguarundi, a wild cat that shows several features seen in mustelids such as otters and weasels.
Full-bellied melanistic jaguar in the crop fields of the Brazilian Cerrado.
[📹 pecuariamg]
Little puffin staying afloat
The Peregrine falcon’s spectacular flight
[📹 Tohid Azimi]
A unique bird living and feeding inside cold rivers
Snowflakes dusting the dark coat of a majestic black panther.
Good news. The New Guinea singing dog has reappeared after being declared extinct in the wild for 50 years.
The New Guinea singing dog is known for producing harmonic vocalizations comparable to those of a humpback whale.
Tapir are strong swimmers and surprisingly intelligent animals. They often move slowly to avoid alerting predators such as Jaguar, but when threatened they can slip into the water and submerge to escape with remarkable stealth and speed—like this individual seen in the Pantanal.
Receiving his Vitamin D.. 😅
A baby lion learning to roar.
Male falcon giving food to a female midair
[📹 Sukhjot Singh]
The Sebright chicken gives you the impression it needs to be colored in
The dazzling colors of the greater blue-eared starling
A melanistic jaguar known as Jagi is seen moving in broad daylight in the Talamanca Mountain Range of Costa Rica. Sightings of black jaguars under full natural light are extremely rare.
The call of a kookaburra.
[📹 San Diego Zoo]
Every year from April to August and from November to January, Baja California is the home to the largest and most spectacular mass migration of Mobula Rays. This clip captures the magic of this underwater flight
[📹 Aidan Bedford]
Reindeer beneath the Northern Lights.
[📹 Aurora Borealis Observatory]
Jaguar mother Overa, a well-known big cat from the Pantanal in Brazil, is seen sharing a tender moment with her nearly year-old cub along a riverbank.
Overa is recognizable by the missing part of her upper lip, a distinctive injury that has made her one of the most identifiable jaguars in the region.
Brown Bear dives to catch salmon in Alaska