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The protector ☂️ Marmot family life: solidarity is everything! ❤️ National Geographic

These immensely small baby bears navigate their world.To be so small in a world so big and wild is to have the odds truly stacked against you. National Geographic

Weddell seals use their front flippers like hands. Seal pups often bite their flippers with their mouths. 🇦🇶 Terra Nova Bay National Geographic

A hummingbird quenching its thirst National Geographic

Stranded lion risks river from angry hippo! National Geographic

Pallas cat kittens look like tiny grumpy clouds☁️ but they’re born with way more fluff than most wild cats 🐾☁️🐾 National Geographic

Spring in London National Geographic

When the gossip is fresh 🦙 National Geographic

Unbelievable jump👀 National Geographic

Did you know that the hippopotamus is thought to be the second largest land animal on Earth? 🦛 They have a big appetite, and in one night, they are capable of eating up to 35kg of grass. National Geographic

Iberian lynx are apex predators – and a force to be reckoned with. While they don’t have any natural predators, lynx kittens are vulnerable to other carnivores. From a young age, they engage in play fighting in order to…

Sound UP for a flamingo feeding frenzy 🦩 National Geographic

The Ghost in the Sand: The Spotted Snake Eel” Elusive. Elegant. Almost entirely unknown. The spotted snake eel is a master of disguise, spending its days buried in sand and emerging only under the cover of darkness. Its…

Two adorable besties! 🦊 Did you know fox cubs are also called kits! National Geographic

Dance of the bowerbird 💃 National Geographic

Living the dream 😂 Eat and sleep and repeat 🐼❤️ National Geographic

Couple of tree climbing lions, with full bellies 🦁😂 Serengeti national park, Tanzania 🇹🇿 National Geographic

Really feline this soundtrack 🎵 National Geographic

6 week old rescue baby bear practicing his walking. He voiced his frustration but kept at it. As you can see the difficulty comes not only from getting up on legs that need strengthening, but also counterbalancing a disp…

Rare and precious wildlife scene: mother jaguar and her babies, in the heart of the Pantanal! 🐆💚 National Geographic

The male Black Sicklebill, a bird from New Guinea, is infamous for its creative techniques when it comes to attracting a mate. This bird puffs up its feathers, curves its body, and spreads its wings like a cape. The show…

The rhino is not just an animal, it is an ancient warrior, it is a memory held in skin, a breath from an older Earth. Rhinos are ancient creatures, having roamed the earth for over 50 million years. They are architects o…

Mullet fish escape predators by leaping out of water. National Geographic

🐼: “Jesus, Mary and Joseph and the wee donkey” 😂😂 Pandas are easily startled but don’t worry that’s a natural defensive reaction 🥰 How the heck do they survive in the wild National Geographic

Nesting squirrel mothers going after the barred owls this year👀 National Geographic

A mother gorilla gently lifts her young onto her back before disappearing into the forest. This is how they travel together, keeping close as the group moves. Gorillas live in tight family groups and show care through gr…

Walking through a fairytale. Mt. Rainier National park National Geographic

Extremely rare albino giraffe🧐 National Geographic

This leopard let out a long yawn while resting in the soft evening light in South Africa. Leopards tend to become more active during the cooler hours of late afternoon and early morning. National Geographic

Upset and Wet Letting his mom know that this rain is unacceptable and must stop. So starts the love-hate relationship with rain for this young cub. Every drop counts in the arid land that is Chobe.🌧 National Geographic