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Mako found a stick #kangaroo #cuteanimals #animals #fyp

Wonder what hot tea she heard at school and is tellin minni.. #fyp #6goingon16 #kidsoftiktok #funny

Cat funny traning video

Indian cats enjoy the game a lot #Rumbul video #wildlife #animals #viralhog #wildcreatoer

African tortoise is very noble Suetoshi Ranch #Aldabra Giant Tortoise #Tortoise #Land Turtle #Rabbit #Rabbit #Flemish Gian #Watermelon #Watermelon #Watermelon

child loves his mother very much #wildlifephotography #animal_captures #wildlifeindia #world_wildlife

Goat feeding milk to its baby #Suetoshi Ranch #Goat #Goat #Goat #Tokara Goat #goat #goats #goatsofinstagram #goat 🐐

African tortoise and rabbit eating together #Suitoshi Ranch #Flemish Giant #African Spared Turtle #Aldabra Giant Tortoise #Human Tortoise

Un minuto por aire. Orcas en la Patagonia.

Above Mom everything is fine

JuJube is a wonderful little calf with some troubles. He was born with weakness in his legs that made it nearly impossible for him to get up and walk. He was otherwise healthy and the mother had lots of milk for him. She tried to position herself so that he could nurse, but it wasn't going to work unless he could get to his feet. She nudged him and licked him, bellowing encouragement. JuJube tried to stand, but he just wasn't able. Farmer Dave saw that neither of them was ready to give up and he decided that he would not give up either. He bottle fed JuJube and helped him stand long enough to nurse. Bernise did her part and seemed to understand that the farmer was helping them. As this continued, she became less protective and she allowed Dave to do his work to make life easier for both of them. A veterinarian was called and they believed that the problem was a selenium deficiency, known as "white muscle disease". They gave JuJube vitamin and selenium supplements by injection. They also wondered if it was a joint problem that made walking painful. They began a series of antibiotics and anti-inflammatories. The farmer and an assistant took turns helping JuJube to his feet several times each day. Bernise eagerly stood in position to let him nurse and JuJube gained strength each day. But a calf who lies down is difficult to clean and Bernise could not keep her baby clean enough. The farm hand gave JuJube daily sponge baths in order to help him stay healthy. Surprisingly, Bernise had enough trust to allow this unusual task to be done. Normally, a mother cow will not let humans handle newborns, but Bernise has been well treated on this wonderful farm and she has come to trust those who care for her. As time went on, JuJube began gettung up on his own and he began following Bernise around the pasture. It looks like JuJube will be okay, thanks to a trusting mother and a farmer who cared enough to never give up.

How beautiful is this speckle park baby? I wish I could take her home 😭 I really want a pet speckle park cow. We should have speckle park calves born at work this week so you’ll get plenty of photos of them 😁

Banjo living his best life in the Bush, loves his snakes

Orioles are one of the most brightly coloured birds in North America. They migrate south for the winter, returning when the snow melts, and bird lovers wait anxiously for the first sight of them. They are so spectacularly coloured that social media pages and birder groups become filled with images and announcements as these beautiful birds make their way north. Bird lovers will have their feeders ready, able to predict the actual day that their beloved little friends will arrive. Orioles flock to backyard feeders with brightly coloured fruit and snacks. They love oranges cut open, grapes, and even grape jelly. They feed in a unique way, inserting their beaks into the orange and opening the beak to create a trough. This is referred to as "gaping". As juice fills the trough, they slurp it up. The orioles line up in the trees nearby, taking turns at the fruit or the feeder. For the most magnificent display, nature lovers will fill a tree or bush with orange halves stuck on the branches. The song of the oriole is striking as well, audible for a mile or more as the birds sing to attract other orioles. Like many backyard birds, the orioles gather around a water feature such as a pond and they delight in splashing around in the shallows. They will preen and soak for a few minutes as this happy little fellow is doing. Even though he is having a wonderful time, he is keeping a watchful eye on the skies above. Songbirds are well aware that predators such as hawks and kites will be keeping their eye on the feeders and ponds, waiting for a chance to snag an easy meal. This oriole is a male. The females are slightly orange, with more brown, and similar markings. Not as brightly coloured, the females are similar in size and appearance, with less vivid plumage. They are often more dominant at the feeder, chasing males away so that they can eat first. Orioles are easy to attract to a back yard and a wonder to watch. They are also very likely to return to a feeding spot for many years. It is well worth keeping them happy and well fed so that they show up year after year. video credite;WildCreatures

The dog starts barking at the sight of the crocodile. #baby snack #baby funny #baby viral

PERFECT for snacking on the go #babiesoftiktok #babyfood #snacks video credite-@samanthalolitasophia

I know I just posted Flossy, but this video of her and Bugsy eating swedes is so adorable. I have to post it now 🥺🤪 Eating swedes doesn’t need to be this difficult by the way.... Some cows will leave the bulb on ground and nibble at it rather than shove the whole thing in their mouths like these two did 😆😆

A dominant 5-year-old whitetail buck sees a deer decoy as an intruder into his Montana territory. See what happens in this encounter! #world_wildlife #wildgeography #wildliferefuge #wildlifesafari #wildlifephoto #wildlifelovers #wildlifeconservation #wildlifepage

A trailcam mounted in the woods of northern Ontario has captured footage that provides a close look at a very rare creature. So infrequent and beautiful, capturing images of a piebald white-tailed deer is often compared with photographing a unicorn. White-tailed deer are very common throughout North America and capturing video of them on a trailcam is not difficult to do. But nature enthusiasts and hunters alike might go their entire life without ever seeing a live one. Tom, an avid outdoorsman has been stashing cameras in the woods for several years. He has captured amazing footage of deer, bears, lynxes, foxes, wolves, and even eagles. Although he has heard of a few sightings of piebald deer and he once saw one himself from a distance, he has never found one making an appearance in the thousands of hours of recordings that he has made. Piebald colouring results from a genetic abnormality that exists in some mammals and even snakes. It's a recessive trait, meaning that it can only surface when both parents carry the gene. This is extremely rare, occurring in less than 2% of the deer population. Often compared with albinism, both appear to be similar in some respects, but the difference can be readily determined by looking at the eyes of the animal. Albino deer will have pink eyes, pink noses, and pink hooves. They also have poor eyesight. Piebald deer will have brown eyes, brown noses, and brown hooves. Their visual capabilities are unaffected. Deformities in their organs and bone structure is also more common than in regularly pigmented animals. For this reason, piebald deer are less likely to survive to adulthood than other deer. Tom was shocked when he went through the footage on this occasion and he was thrilled to see such clear images of this fawn as it walked right past his camera. The trailcam is set to record intermittently and the footage that came before this video was also very fascinating. A doe with a pair of fawns makes an appearance a few seconds earlier. The doe appears to be in the company of three fawns. With no other deer in sight on this occasion, it is believed that this beautiful animal has triplets. This is quite rare among white-tailed deer. Twins are common enough, but for a doe to have triplets, the habitat and food availability must be ideal. Even with perfect conditions, a doe will bear a third fawn only 15 to 20% of the time. The odds of having a camera in the right place at the right time to capture close up video of a piebald fawn in a set of triplets is astronomical. In fact, photographs and video of such an occurrence is almost unheard of. Tom cannot believe his good fortune and he has shared the footage with his friends. He will continue to explore these woods and video the trails in an effort to capture more images of this beautiful deer. #wildlife #world_wildlife #wildgeography #wildliferefuge

The Fonzies have been together since birth and have fun with their partner. Mama Dierik looks too!

As we head deeper into Winter, these Processionary Caterpillars start to move around looking for the next food plant. I counted 47 in this procession.

A baby Rhino thinking it is much bigger and stronger than it really is 🤣🤣 Here, he uses his "formidable", or some might think adorable, techniques, to chase of another rhino that is following his mother.

On most birders lists to see, is the stunning Narina Trogon. Being an elusive, forest dwelling species it has been tough for me to video, but finally got lucky with a very obliging

Nothing like a little afternoon wrestle!

Whale sharks are magnificent animals that only the lucky few will ever see in the wild. Growing to an incredible 18m (55 feet) in length and weighing an estimated 45,000kg (100,000lbs) they complete dwarf humans. To be in their presence is awe inspiring, and often an emotional experience. Few people get to swim with these gentle giants, but even fewer will actually see the juveniles. Whale sharks come to the eaters surrounding Wolf Island and Darwin Island in the Galapagos. There is an abundance of plankton and other food here, brought by the convergence of three strong ocean currents. But it is not the food that lures these great beasts to this remote corner of the world. Scientists do not know much about how or where whale sharks are born. They do know that whale sharks do not exhibit feeding behaviours here because they are not seen with their mouths open, filtering for food. Almost every whale shark found in these waters is a mature, pregnant female. They females may come here to give birth, but they young are never found here. This juvenile whale shark is only a few years old. Although it is already immense, it has a lot of growing to do. Curious and unafraid, this youngster playfully circles a group of scuba divers, seemingly interested in getting a better look at these strange creatures. The scuba divers are delighted with the interaction, knowing that this will probably be the only time that they see a young whale shark in its natural environment.