Wildlife

The dog plays in the snow and puts its face inside it

The cat plays the tribulation of the wire and he has almost cut

Childbirth in dogs is often easy and does not require human intervention. Your role in the birth process is to help only if necessary. Approximately 40% of dogs are born on the hindquarters, meaning that the tail descends first. This position is completely normal. Don't worry. If the fetus stops midway during childbirth, try to withdraw it softly, if it does not move easily, do not try to squeeze harder, call the vet immediately. Each puppy descends separately, surrounded by its own placenta. Usually dogs clean the membranes surrounding puppies as soon as they descend, chew the umbilical cord, cut it, and sometimes eat it. In some cases, do not do this, such as if the bitch is exhausted from birth, or inexperienced, and in young dogs as well. If not, clean your hands well and wear medical gloves and then gently clean the membranes around the nose and mouth area, then the puppy will begin to breathe and move slowly to search for the mother's breast for feeding.

Deer is a mammal. Deer are mostly found in deserts, grasslands, and savannas of Africa. Also in southwest and central Asia and the Indian subcontinent. They tend to live in flocks and feed on weeds. It is a relatively small animal, with a height of 60-110 cm at the shoulder. Deer are known as fast animals

The guinea fowl or what is known in English as the Guinean chickens (scientific name: Numididae), a subfamily of the class of birds in the order of chickens, although some authorities (such as the American Federation of Ornithologists) do include the Ethiopian chicken as a subspecies, Numidinae, under the subfamily Quail. The Ethiopian chickens are native to Africa, the Helmeted Guineafowl chickens have been domesticated, and both wild and wild species of birds have been brought elsewhere.

The dog feels depressed and sad

Les oies font partie des nombreuses espèces d'oiseaux aquatiques de la famille des anatidés. Ce groupe comprend les genres Anser et Branta. Certains autres oiseaux, souvent associés à des oiseaux caressants, ont une «oie» dans leur nom. Les membres étroitement apparentés de la famille des Anatidés sont les cygnes, dont la plupart sont plus gros que les vrais oies et canards, et sont de plus petite taille.

Gorilla eats food like a human is so amazing

The moment a chameleon changes the color of its skin

A single-hoofed mammal, of the equine family, used for riding and traction. Horses have many types, which vary greatly in shape, size, speed and endurance, including: the Arabian horse, the purebred horse between Arabic and English, which is designated for flat ground races (in English: Flat Racing), the most famous in the world, and the Barbarian horse. Horses have many colors, and the most famous colors are dun, blond, red, hazel, black, red, and white. One of the beauty and beauty qualities of horses is the presence of a partridge (white above the hoof), as well as the furrow (white in the forehead), broad eyes and nostrils, widening of the forehead, straightness of the back, regularity of the legs, curvature of the neck, muscle strength and a narrow waist. A horse has 32 pairs of chromosomes. While human has 23 pairs. Man has known the horse since the Stone Age, and historians have relied on its appearance and the period of its identification for the rock paintings that recorded images of horses. Horses were brought from Asia by the Bedouins, where they are believed to be the first to domesticate them, then they transported them to China, Asia Minor, Europe, Syria, the Arab countries and Egypt, and from the peoples who became famous for that the Amazighs in Libya. In the past, acquiring and caring for horses is a manifestation of strength, prestige and authority, and the horse played an important role in the life of Arabs. But it was not possible to tame the horse of the ancient man until he was able to invent some tools, including useful and wonderful hunting tools.

The mouthparts of a honey bee are made up of mandibles and a proboscis, or tongue. When the worker visits a flower, she brings forward the proboscis which is normally tucked under her "chin" and inserts it into the part of the flower where the nectar is. When she locates nectar, the bee sucks until she has extracted all that is within her reach. The nectar is stored in a honey sac, a second stomach, until she returns to the hive. The nectar load is transferred to worker bees in the hive who suck the nectar from the honey sac through their proboscis. They work the nectar, adding enzymes, until it is suitable for storing in a cell of the honeycomb. Sources: Winston, Mark L. The Biology of the Honey Bee.1987 Sammarato, Diana and Alphonse Avitabile.

Seeing these wolves is amazing

This lovely cat looks at the camera

This cute dog deserves even more attention

Small cats are very cute and love to play and always be taken care of by their owners