Honestly, there is nothing more adorable than seeing a pair of animals (who are completely different species) get along.
Why is that? Maybe it's because animals are just better than people and can be friends with almost anyone, regardless of their species. It's a beautiful and pure sight and if this doesn't brighten up your day, we honestly don't know what will.
Enjoy some major wholesomeness!
A photo that can convey so much emotion, thought, and simplicity. Those photos are worth more than 1000 words.
All of the following images below capture those elements, some beautifully, and others in a surprising, yet funny way. Even humorous images can say 1000 words without saying anything at all.
If you want to be left even more speechless, check out last week's photos.
Anyone who's spent any time around seagulls will tell you that they're mean, bold, and don't give a rip about no one.. Here's one swallowing a fish like it's nothing.
If GIF is mispronounced alone in the forest, does it make any sound?
The answer is no, because GIFs don't make sound. If they do, it's a video, turn back. Or an alien, and turn back quicker.
And if you are not sure how to react to that last one, perhaps these reaction GIFs might help in that department, or these, or these or maybe even these.
Brother Nature, whose real name is Kelvin Pena's, is the internet's answer to a real-life Snow White. Peña, 20, counts nearly 4 million followers across Instagram and Twitter who regularly check in to see him get up close and personal with his menagerie of "pets," including his beloved doe Canela, chimpanzees, squirrel monkeys and goats. Check out his twitter page.
The big picture by the Spanish wildlife photographer, Marina Cano, who have been taking pictures since she was a teenager, with her father's camera. A women in love with the wild.
This year marked the 45th year of Nikon's Small World microscope photography competition, called the Photomicrography Competition, and the winners have just been announced. In order to be valid for entry, photographs must be taken using a light microscope. The subjects of the competition entries range from animal embryos to cells to plants, but they all have one thing in common: these are not things we can see with the naked eye. And they are absolutely beautiful. Here are the top twenty photos from the competition, in order. Enjoy.
Finland has been named the best country in the world for wildlife travel by the True Luxury Travel's Global Wildlife Index 2019. The factors that made it win against it's 106 competitors included its "high levels of environmental sustainability, its unique and varied diversity of species, beautiful natural landscapes, and conservation efforts". Honestly, this is no surprise as Finlandis home to a number of animals that I, the author, have never seen in my life (and would love to see). Besides, 69% of the country is forest and the rest is filled with crystal clear lakes and quaint towns. Sounds pretty ideal to me.
To show you just how diverse Finland's wildlife is, we've included 15 of the coolest animals that call Finland home. If you visit Finland, you're bound to see a few of these creatures. I'd be pretty happy if I saw one, to be honest!
For 55 years, the Natural History Museum in London has run annual competitions for wildlife photography, and the finalists for the 2019 competition have just been announced. These photos of wild animals in their natural habitat are truly breathtaking, as are the skills of the photographers. Out of 50,000 entries, this collection of photographs made it to the finals - and we can see why!
