🔥 All 7 cubs born to this cheetah in Kruger are still alive and healthy at around 2 months old. Super rare to see this
Recorded by @krugerpridesafaris
u/PM_ME_WHOLESOME_YIFF — 5 hours ago
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🔥 The moment the lioness looked up at the photographer with a piercing gaze, crimson blood dripping from its muzzle.
Photo by Lara Jackson, UK
Lara spotted this female lion as it leapt upon a wildebeest. As she watched, the big cat began to eat its still-struggling prey.
u/SystematicApproach — 5 hours ago
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🔥Thought this dead tree looked like a winged dragon biting into the earth
u/Alaric_Darconville — 3 hours ago
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🔥The Saiga antelope, known for its unique, elongated snout
u/_the69thakur — 4 hours ago
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🔥 Once the bull reindeer smelled fresh shoots growing by the coast, they started rushing northwards, over the tundra and through the forests, meaning i didn't have time to sleep, and just had to keep up with them
u/reindeerareawesome — 4 hours ago
🔥 600 fps of pure precision by Kingfisher!
u/Immediate-Surround91 — 17 hours ago
🔥 silverback casually strolls between group of trekkers
Bwindi Imprenetrable Forest
u/nexxwav — 1 hour ago
🔥The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger (original narration by Randall). This video is on par with some BBC Attenborough documentaries. Don't believe it? Honey Badger don't care :D
u/Anothermindlessanon — 13 hours ago
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🔥 The Rough-skinned newt, a native species in the Pacific Northwest. These amphibians are highly poisonous and contain a strong neurotoxin called Tetrodotoxin (the same toxin as a pufferfish)
Credit to Jake Guzman
u/21MayDay21 — 13 hours ago
🔥 Mountain lion in SW New Mexico
Captured on game camera on my property. Big cat!
u/BigCliff911 — 13 hours ago
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🔥Honey badger saga continues because someone asked an important question. Can honey badger fight off a tiger? And... Does honey badger even care?!!!
youtube.comu/Anothermindlessanon — 10 hours ago
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🔥 A yearling moose, which has probably left its mom quite recently, and is now surviving on its own
u/reindeerareawesome — 16 hours ago
🔥 Bottle Trees in Full Bloom - Socotra
u/ECarballo85 — 20 hours ago
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🔥A gorilla showing off its dance moves. Credit to Mark Meth-Cohn
u/AdSpecialist6598 — 18 hours ago
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🔥Cecropia moth, North America's largest native moth
u/Embarrassed-Sky-4567 — 14 hours ago
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🔥The Hoatzin is the only avian species that can eat leaves due to their unique digestive system that can ferment vegetation
u/_the69thakur — 21 hours ago
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🔥Iberian Lynx in Spain
Talk about photobombing… Sheesh!!! All I wanted to do was sit quietly among the beautiful rocky outcroppings of the Spanish countryside and photograph its stunning avian wonders, but one of the world’s rarest cats, the Iberian Lynx, kept crashing the party. Some animals just want all the attention. Cats….
u/stitchlips17 — 23 hours ago
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🔥Have you ever seen electricity underwater? This is actually an electric clam…
…one of the ocean’s strangest little creatures. Unlike bioluminescent animals, it doesn’t create its own light. Instead, it rapidly flips reflective tissues on its mantle that bounce and scatter surrounding light, creating these crazy flashing effects. * Scientists think the flashes may help confuse predators or communicate with other clams. Honestly, seeing this while diving feels completely unreal! -Bunaken, Sulawesi, Indonesia
By @ ori tomasi
u/Firm-Blackberry-9162 — 20 hours ago