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Megalopyge opercularis moth caterpillar. The appearance of the caterpillar does not bode well. Her entire body is covered with long, thick hairs, which in themselves do not pose any danger, but under them they hide poiso…

Sea lions escaped from a zoo after flooding in New York. The animals managed to get out of the enclosure due to the rising water level. They walked around the flooded area for a bit and then decided to go back. National…

The young rhino, with his giant feet and big ears, is spending quality time bonding with his mother. National Geographic

Volcano Bromo 🌋Java Island, Indonesia 🇮🇩 It is an active volcano: its crater permanently produces smoke and steam and occasional eruptions. National Geographic

Well-furred cats from the cold Asian steppes, Pallas’s Cats Otocolobus manul are also called Manul, Steppe Cat or Rock Wildcat. Pallas’s Cats look much heavier than they really are due to their stocky build and thick coa…