Cute Animal Pictures
Cute Animal Photos of lions, crocodiles, dogs, cats, birds, horses, eagles... awesome photos!
Dinnertime!
Today, the menu is sunflower seeds for everyone! Enjoy!
Photo source: outdoorphotographer
Hungry squirrel
A squirrel eats sunflower seeds. Good lunch!
Photo source: outdoorphotographer
Worried squirrel
A squirrel thinks about how to get its next meal.
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An iguana up close
Iguanas live in tropical regions of Central and South America and the Caribbean. This one lives in Flamingo Gardens, Davie, Florida.
Photo source: outdoorphotographer
Ahhh, what a good feeling!
A "spa" moment from a happy elk. Estes Park, Colorado.
Photo source: outdoorphotographer
An intimidating ox...
A pair of oxen roam the Smith Mountains in the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve. Photographer beware!
Photo source: outdoorphotographer
The flight of the heron
A heron in flight across the Lake Martin swamp in southern Louisiana.
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Who makes the biggest mouth?
Meanwhile, on Prince Edward Island, Canada…
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Is she talking or screaming?
The Galapagos Islands are a volcanic archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, a wildlife paradise.
Photo source: outdoorphotographer
A moose quenches its thirst
Grand Teton National Park, a serene place with incredible wildlife, sparkling lakes and alpine terrain, the Teton mountain range gives us landscapes as beautiful as this.
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The heron and her hunting sword!
The heron is a bird found near lakes, rivers or swamps.
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Playful foxes
Two foxes stroll and play happily, in fighting mode in Yukon Territory, Canada
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Dust bath at dusk
Is the elephant playing or cooling off? Etosha National Park, in northwest Namibia.
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Intimate photography of a spider shows how unique, beautiful and charming it is.
Perched on a finger, the spider looks patiently at its owner. There are more than fifty thousand known spider species in the world. Observed closely, these animals reveal an extraordinary beauty!
Photo source: nationalgeographic
The harsh life of the desert
A break, perhaps in preparation for another 100 km who knows! The camel is very resistant to both temperatures and distances covered. They can trot for 16 hours up to 140 km a day.
A giant petrel in the sea
What is the bird thinking? indignation perhaps!
Photo source: theatlantic
An orangutan climbing a tree.
A happy orangutan is not in captivity, but in its natural habitat...
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A balancing bird?
Fitness? Yoga? Or just everyday life?
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A fox walks in the dark night...
An omnivore that eats almost only meat! Is the fox hunting or it's just a night walk?
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The prey and the predator
There are hundreds of species of predatory birds, also known as birds of prey, they are carnivorous species that actively feed on vertebrates (the main ones are mammals, reptiles or smaller birds). The meaning of the word "raptor" originates from the Latin "raptare", which means "grab and carry away".
Crocodile in its environment
The natural environment of crocodiles is in the Americas, Africa, Asia and also in Australia. Most of these animals live on the banks of rivers. Crocodiles from Australia and the Pacific Islands can also thrive in the sea. Crocodiles are at the top of the food chain and therefore have no natural predators.
The saltwater crocodile that lives in Australia and Asia is the largest reptile on the planet.
Swimming dog!
It is a myth that all dogs are good swimmers. However, any dog given swimming lessons should be able to become at least a fair swimmer.
A drone over an eagle
There is no defined safe distance from which to observe eagles with drones and furthermore, it is illegal under any circumstances for a drone to track an eagle in flight.
Is the horse sad?
Scientific knowledge tells us that horses can suffer from depression. The reasons can be of several orders: physical health, food, living conditions, social interactions, the work they do, the training they receive, among others.
Last seconds of life!
That's how it is in the jungle! The king of the jungle is at the top of his environment's food chain. They have earned this reputation because they are some of the most efficient hunters in the wild.
Content written by Luis Mateus. © Carpeus