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Polar bears have extremely powerful noses with an exceptional sense of smell. According to the Smithsonian National Zoo, their sense of smell is so strong they can smell a seal on the ice as much as 20 miles (32km) away,…

As master predators of the sea, wolf eels may look vicious, but they also have a soft side National Geographic

Hippopotami wade in the Mara River in Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya National Geographic

These birds are known to eat baby crocodiles for their afternoon snack National Geographic

Brown bears fight the current at McNeil Falls, Alaska, USA National Geographic

With such a tremendous treasure hidden in its tree, this woodpecker must always be on the lookout for hungry thieves National Geographic

Native to the Scottish Highlands, color-changing mountain hares thrive in tough winter conditions—but now there’s less snow. National Geographic

"This pair of eastern screech owls was being heavily harassed by blue jays for a little while on this morning making for some great photo ops as they were very alert" National Geographic

Take in this view of one of the most famous landmarks in Asia: Mt. Fuji over Lake Motosu in Japan. Mt. Fuji often becomes red or pink at sunrise or sunset. When snowcapped, Mt. Fuji becomes pink and the phenomenon is cal…

Anyone else feels this way? 🥱 National Geographic

This is Victoria Falls. The Zambezi River, the fourth-longest river in Africa, outpours its water to create this dazzling display. The water continues to flow to several border countries such as Namibia, Botswana, and Mo…

A serval kitten busy “digging” into his mom in an effort to get more milk… National Geographic

Lions relax after a hunt in Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya National Geographic

Stingray swimming over some shovelnose rays. One of them got scared and the chain reaction is evident. National Geographic

An adult Harpy Eagle stands over a chick in Lambari d'Oeste, Mato Grosso, Brazil National Geographic

"Turtles hatchlings faces so many challenges since the first minute of life that only 1 in 1000 will survive and reach a mature age. I witnessed so many hatchlings disappearing in the sky taken by seagulls and other sea…

Aerial shot of Tre Cime Di Lavaredo, Italy. National Geographic

Have you ever heard of Colugos? 🍃 “Given their elusive nature and camouflaged body, Colugos are not easy to spot in the wild. It was interesting to see how many casual hikers simply walked by this colugo mama with its b…

The Poco da Ribeira do Ferreiro waterfalls on Flores Island, Azores. National Geographic

King penguins walk past an Antarctic fur seal 🐧 Antarctic fur seals have attempted to mate with penguins on multiple occasions, as recorded by researchers. They’re unsure what is causing this confusing behavior, but one…

Soak in the dreamy landscape of the Blue Grotto caverns in Zurrieq, Malta. The European rock formations tower over the Mediterranean Sea. Inside, the waters glow a brilliant, otherworldly blue against the darkness of the…

Hungry chick gets fed in nest 🪶 National Geographic

Listen to the roar of the great alpha male elephant seal! It kind of sounds like he’s trying to start a car. 😂⁠ National Geographic

✨ COMB JELLIES ✨ Comb jellies look in many ways like true jellyfish, but are actually distant cousins! They are from the phylum ctenophore and don’t have the stinging cells (nematocysts) that jellyfish do! Comb jellies a…

Ok time to take a bath. Remember to wash behind the ears. Get that shampoo lathered up! 😂 National Geographic

King penguins’ number in the hundreds of thousands on the island of South Georgia. To see such a large congregation of wildlife is just indescribable. ⁠ National Geographic

Pileated woodpecker in Florida National Geographic

This looks a little different to your normal cat-and-mouse chase 🐍 National Geographic

Wait for it… A young bull elephant walking in a fast and powerful pace, while his old friend walks at a much slower pace but with more style and confidence… National Geographic

A humpback whale feeding in Wilhemina Bay, Antarctica National Geographic