National Geographic

This is the world’s largest chameleon species, Parson's chameleon 🦎 It is only 2cm when first hatched, but will grow to be nearly 2ft long. The reptile experts at Chester Zoo are the first in the UK to successfully bree…

From which movie do you know this lil fella?? 🥰 The Toby is a tiny, adorable pufferfish that can be frequently encountered in the shallow reefs of the Indo-Pacific region. There are plenty of different species to discov…

Filming in high frame rates allows us to see the small details in wildlife such as this Kingfisher both closing its nictitating membranes and thinning out its feathers as it watches the pond preparing to dive when it spo…

Giraffe drinking some much needed water in Amboseli. So many animals died in the recent drought 😔. Let’s pray for rains wherever it’s needed 🙏🌧️🌈 National Geographic

A sharp, keen eye and a bit of patience is sometimes all it takes to be rewarded with a sighting of some of the ocean’s most unique and unusual creatures. Although fairly common in Indonesia, hairy squat lobsters are rar…