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The largest animal ever to have lived, the majestic blue whale 🐳 National Geographic

Male lion tries to sneak up on sleeping lionesses with their cubs National Geographic

A school of fish following a duck National Geographic

Not sure if Galapagos sea iguana or young Godzilla. National Geographic

A tower of giraffes out for a run National Geographic

Watch in amazement as a fearless bald eagle swoops down to snatch a prey right from the clutches of a clever fox in the savanna! 🦅🦊 National Geographic

The gerenuk is a notably tall, slender antelope that resembles gazelles. National Geographic

Hummingbird; Trochilidae National Geographic

That spring time feeling is just around the corner! National Geographic

Winter day❄️ National Geographic

The Spotted Hyena National Geographic

Mood... National Geographic

Nursing Sharks🦈 National Geographic

Sun bear drinking coconut water. National Geographic

A turtle annoying his turtle friend 🐢 National Geographic

Skunk spray has been likened to tear gas, rotten eggs, burning rubber, and decomposing fish. 🦨💨 National Geographic

The mesmerizing swimming motion of a juvenile ribbon eel. National Geographic

Elephant mum with her twins National Geographic

Katydid: Tettigonia viridissima. Katydids are often large, with body lengths that range from about 1 to more than 6 cm (0.4 to more than 2.4 inches). An exception is the predatory bush cricket (Saga pedo; also called the matriarchal katydid), the body of which can grow to about 12 cm (4.7 inches) in length. Although many species are bright green, various colour morphs, including pink and yellow, occur naturally and have been reared in captivity. National Geographic

Close up with the giant cuttlefish National Geographic

Close up with a jaguar National Geographic

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A swan enjoying waves National Geographic

White tiger and her baby National Geographic

Sun bear found some coconuts National Geographic

The way this spectacled owl runs National Geographic

The tiger stopped and waited until the elephants crossed the road. National Geographic

This crab chilling on a coconut at the sea National Geographic

Grizzly bear taking up the whole road National Geographic

The leaping ability of a tiger National Geographic

Hello.... National Geographic

Spring will be here before you know it...and with it will come babies of many species, including wolves. 🥰 Wolf pups are born in litters of up to 14 in spring and early summer and are mature enough to hunt with the adults by fall. National Geographic

Long way to the sea National Geographic

Close -up of the rare Golden Langur. Researchers have said that this species works hard to avoid human interaction. National Geographic

Just mood... National Geographic

Wake up!!! National Geographic

Lobster train🦞 🚂 National Geographic

Bear sitting back and contemplating National Geographic

That's one way to get down National Geographic

A school of juvenile striped eel catfish banding together at night for protection from predators, utilizing their sensitive barbels to navigate and find food in the dark waters. National Geographic