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Elephants eat grasses, leaves, shrubs, fruits and roots depending on the season and their habitat. When it’s particularly dry, elephants will eat more woody parts of trees and shrubs like twigs, branches and barks. They…

Xenia 🪸 They are fascinating creatures that exhibit a very unique behavior. The pulsing movement you see in Xenia corals is actually their way of pumping water through their tissues. This rhythmic pulsing motion helps t…

Bush vipers are a small group of African vipers comprising the Atheris genus. The Green Bush Viper, Atheris squamigera, is found in forested regions of West and Central Africa. Envenomations (bites injecting venom) are r…

This bear must have a great hair care regime! ⠀ Brown bears can climb trees to eat or escape predators, especially when they are cubs! As they grow up, they become too heavy and lose from the ability to climb trees. Nati…

Tigers have soft toe pads which help them walk silently through their habitat. A tiger will typically travel 6-12 miles during a night’s hunting. During the day, a tiger’s stripes can act as camouflage, allowing it to bl…

Elephant with sun protection in Etosha National Park! 🐘 Etosha means the ”great white area” and refers to the huge salt pan. This is an impressive sight because it’s certainly the biggest salt pan in Africa. This soil s…

This looks like a dream 😍😍😍 National Geographic

We all know that capybaras are extremely cute—but what else do you know about them? From their love of baths to eating their own poop, here are five facts you might not have known about the adorable rodents. National Geo…

Simply magical to see how caring wild animal parents are with their young - a touching insight into the natural bond between parents and child ❤️ National Geographic

Hummingbirds are tiny, quick, and persistent—apparently ❤️ National Geographic

Mara river crossings at sunrise🦒 National Geographic

Three sleepy little squirrels snuggled up, lost in dreams 🐿 National Geographic

A perfect tree bed for a panda 😍🐼 National Geographic

Stay innocent, stay kind, and stay beautiful...✨ National Geographic

Sweet things. 💖 National Geographic

They grow up so fast 😭 National Geographic

This crow struts like it’s on the runway at a top-tier fashion show.✨ National Geographic

Meet Olympic National Park’s newest residents! 🦫🌲 The Olympic marmot pups may be small now, but they will grow to be the size of a house cat, bringing plenty of their signature shrieks to the mountain terrain. National…

🐻✨ So tiny, it looked freshly born… This baby black bear was spotted near Gatlinburg, Tennessee — so small and delicate, it seemed like it had just entered the world. A reminder of how wild beauty often arrives in the q…

The giant cuttlefish annual aggregation in the waters around Whyalla are an absolute marvel.⁣ National Geographic

The Galapagos Giant Tortoise is a species that can grow up to 5 feet long (1.5m) and can weigh over 500 pounds (225+kg). Although they’re primarily known as calm and approachable creatures, when mating season arrives, th…

Dusky dolphins perform coordinated aerial acrobatics among shoals of bait fish, working as a team to break the prey into smaller groups and bring them up to the surface. 🐬 National Geographic

Playing isn't all fun and games when you're a leopard 🐆 National Geographic

Their tufted ears and fluffy tails make Kaibab squirrels hard to miss—plus, this rare species can only be found in the forests of the Grand Canyon's North Rim 🐿 National Geographic

In the heart of the Everglades, these slow-moving gopher tortoises dig burrows that offer vital shelter to over 300 species, protecting them from the extreme temperatures of the region. National Geographic

Have the confidence of a hippo and part a gathering of crocs like the sea. National Geographic

An incredible and peaceful morning in British Columbia, Canada.Three humpback whales feeding and playing with the morning light. A dream for wildlife photography. 🥰 National Geographic

The names of black and white rhinos are misleading – as both are actually grey. The white rhino is said to have gotten its name from the Afrikaans word for wide (‘wyd’), referring to its wide, square lip (in contrast, bl…

Rock hyraxes are small, furry mammals found in rocky habitats across Africa. They are herbivores, feeding primarily on vegetation such as leaves, fruits, and grasses. Rock hyraxes are social animals, living in colonies c…

Dzanga Bai is a large clearing in the dense rainforest of the Central African Republic, renowned for its unique wildlife sightings. It serves as a natural mineral lick, drawing in a diverse array of forest elephants and…