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Giddy evenings at BoPeep 🐑 #Irishfarm #Irishfarmer #Fypfarm #Farmgirl #Sheep

Is there anything cuter than a happy mom & happy lamb bouncing around outside

❗️Some of the worlds cutest sheep are now looking for new homes at BoPeep

BoPeep Jessie strutting her #Summerbod across the field for her daily Ginger Nut biscuit

Captain the baby kangaroo discovered his ball

We all have those days 🥺 #cuteanimals #funnyanimals #wildlife #kangaroos

You’ve seen this honeycomb?☝🏻☝🏻#honey #wildhoney

Young male bear encounter! 🐻 our guide was cool as a cucumber… as per usuarl #fyp #bear #alaska #animals #wildlifephotog

No babies were harmed in the making

Sea turtles are among the most peaceful and beloved animals in the ocean. For most scuba divers, there are few animals that they look forward to seeing more than these beautiful creatures. This scuba diver was exploring a coral head in Papua New Guinea when she was lucky enough to swim with a pair of hawksbill turtles. These turtles are critically endangered. The two turtles that live on this remote coral head are quite accustomed to humans. They spent their first few years in a wildlife rehabilitation center before being released back into the wild. They were fed and cared for by humans and they learned to trust them. One of the rehab workers is a scuba diver who checks on these turtles often. They have no apprehension about approaching divers. This diver was thrilled to have such a beautiful encounter with two wild animals in their own environment.

I’ve gained over 1000 new followers in the last few days, so thought I would re-introduce myself. So here’s a few facts about me ☺️ - My name is Chloe - I’m 23 years old - My star sign is Gemini ♊️ - I’ve loved cows since I was 8 years old - I’m a herd manager on a 600 cow dairy farm on the West Coast - I’m introverted until you get to know me/I’m drunk 😅 - I own 10 cows myself and will get more in August when 6 of my cows calve - Did I mention I love cows? 🐮 - I have 2 dogs, 2 cats and 1 rabbit - I really want to get a horse (I had them growing up) - I have 12 tattoos (I think) and want heaps more - One of my tattoos is of my fav cow ever, Brown Sugar - I am a very messy person, I try to keep my house clean but it never happens 😬 - My favourite colour is green - Fav number is 13 - I have 5 younger siblings who are all between the age of 14 and 20 - I’m allergic to cows 🤧 - I have asthma, carpel tunnel and Raynaud’s disease 😳 - I drive a Holden Colorado - In my free time I hang out with my cows - I want to write a book about cows one day - Everyone thinks I’m obsessed with cows but idk why?!? 🤪 That’s enough random facts, but feel free to ask any questions!! PS: the video features Emmy and I 🥰

These cows are living a wonderful life on a beautiful farm in Ontario, Canada. They have acres of lush, green grass to graze on, rolling hills to wander, forested areas for shade, and ponds full of fresh water to drink from. They spend their days lazing in the sunshine, or cooling off under a tree. It's a world full of choice and gently blowing breezes. There is even a large bull named Gus who watches over his herd protectively. Life on this farm is as close as possible to what nature intended for these gentle creatures. Fiona and Flossey are the two cows here that compete for attention when Dave, the farm hand enters the meadow. These cows are well treated and they respond to kindness with trust and acceptance. They actually seek out human interaction and follow the farmers and Dave around the fields, curiously watching them work. Sometimes they even seem to want to help. These cows are brighter than most people realize and they have personalities and a gentle nature that make them extremely endearing. The cows form bonds with each other, preferring to spend time in the close company of their cow "friends". When given the chance to live like this, the cows develop a social structure and relationships. They even take turns caring for the calves, almost like aunties would do in our own families. Dave enjoys watching the cows and interacting with them during quieter moments. When it's break time, the cows will sometimes wander over and lie down beside Dave as he sits and takes a rest. And other times, the cows will ask for a scratch on the head or behind the ears, enjoying the petting the same way a family dog would. Surprisingly, these cows will also show a touch of jealousy if one of them gets more attention than they do. Flossey and her sister, Fiona keep Dave busy on this sunny day. He has both hands going and they let him know when he's not keeping up. These are large animals, each weighing more than 450kg (1,000lbs) but they seem to understand this and they take enough care to avoid knocking Dave over with their enthusiasm. It seems we are not the only beings with compassion and an understanding of the need to be gentle. Farms like these treat their animals with respect. When looking for a place to buy our food, there are a lot of good reasons to support the farmers like these ones who are doing everything right. Although it costs a little bit more to raise beef here than on a factory farm, it's worth spending our money at a place that avoids cruelty and poor conditions for the animals. Farms like this one can usually be found locally too, offsetting a lot of the added costs of transportation and retail. In the end, it doesn't cost much more and we can feel better supporting the farmers close to us while we encourage better care for such beautiful and gentle souls.

Here’s the first post. Over the next month I’ll try do educational posts on everything dairy farming related! “You exploit your cows” “Dairy cows are abused” “You can’t love you cows and be a dairy farmer” They are all comments I get on the daily. And they make absolutely no sense to me. If I exploited and abused my cows, would they be happy to fall asleep in my arms? I don’t think so. If a cow felt abused, she wouldn’t trust me. Therefore she wouldn’t be friendly. And she certainly wouldn’t let me sit on the ground and cuddle her. Cows can sense danger. They are so smart and emotionally intelligent. If they thought they were exploited and abused, there’s no way in hell they would come anywhere near me. On farm, I have over 100 friendly animals. They will get excited to see me, come find me themselves when I enter their paddock and genuinely enjoy being in my company. They don’t feel abused, and that’s simply because they’re not. They trust me, and see me as a friend. I know my dairy cows enjoy their life’s. I make sure they’re all happy and healthy every single day. They know I love and care about them. I think it’s pretty obvious from my photos that my cows love their life’s and me. Y’all can tell me all you like that I exploit my cows, they don’t enjoy their life’s and I don’t love them but it’s not true. I know the dairy industry isn’t perfect, but it’s certainly a lot better than some people make it out to be!! There are so many dairy farmers out there like myself who genuinely love their cows 🥰

Honey Buzzard hunts honey bees nest 😳

Moni's owner feeding

Have you ever seen a Loggerhead turtle ? Weighing in at over 150kg and living in excess of 80 years these living dinosaurs are a truly amazing animal to share the water with... Watching this one snack on molluscs on the sand flats a couple days back was a treat!

Goat's child considers himself to be open

In Puerto Madryn's El Doradillo, They Scream At You As You Arrive

Spicy wet season crocs 😜this time of year is when crocs really have some go about them

This is Little Man. He is 1/2 Ayrshire, 1/4 jersey, 1/4 friesian. He has the same father as the white girl in the background, and my calf Orange Juice. So he’s supposed to be normal sized but has come out so small. He is such a friendly, funny wee dude! He will live out his life as someone’s pet 🥰

The crocodile, the king of the sea, runs away as soon as he hears the fisherman's voice.

Chris and Cameron are brothers who have been diving all around the world. They are young, but seasoned scuba divers with a serious love for nature, especially for the ocean. They have dipped their fins in the waters of Cuba, Cayman Islands, Belize, Mexico, Galapagos Islands, and Canada. True conservationists and nature lovers, they are seen here as they cruise over the reef in Belize, looking for invasive lionfish. An introduced species, lion fish were never meant to exist in the Atlantic Ocean. Since their accidental introduction by humans as early as the 1980s, these predators have been bred prolifically. Lion fish have no natural predators on this side of the world. They have voracious appetites, consuming up to 30 smaller reef fish each, every single day. This has been wreaking havoc on populations of resident fish. Experts encourage scuba divers to eradicate the fish through spearing, where allowed by law. Cameron and Chris have been doing their part by removing lionfish whenever they can. Ideally, lion fish should be removed from the ocean and eaten. They are an excellent fish for eating, with firm, white flesh, and a mild taste. Some experts have encouraged scuba divers to feed the lion fish to other predators in an attempt to teach them that the lion fish represents food. This is a hotly debated topic because this will affect the behaviour of sharks and eels, teaching them that humans are a source of feeding opportunities. This could potentially lead to dangerous interactions and accidents. The nurse shark that we see in this video has possibly been the recipient of a few lion fish. It seems curious about the spear that Chris holds and it may be able to smell fish on the end of it. It is more likely that the shark knows that Chris is hoping to spear one. It cruises around the divers, posing no threat to any of them. But Chris is severely startled as he looks down and sees the shark directly beneath him. A scuba mask limits peripheral vision and the divers are not aware of the animals that approach from the side until they are in front of them. In this case, Chris mistook the harmless nurse shark for another species of shark for a moment. Before he recognized it for what it was, he let out a blast of air and frantically paddled up and away from the friendly creature. Brothers are often entertained by the mishaps of the other, and these two are no different. Cameron could see this coming and Chris' momentary terror is more than a little amusing. Cameron pokes a little fun by trying to pet the shark and then he looks to see that the camera caught this moment. Scuba diving is a relaxing sport, but entering the ocean among the animals that were built to dominate this world leaves even an experienced scuba diver a little apprehensive about animals coming too close. video credite;WildCreatures

Hawksbill sea turtles are critically endangered. They are gorgeous, with ornately patterned shells and a unique facial structure, resembling the beak of a predatory bird. This striking beauty has caused a dramatic population decline for the hawksbills. They were already facing a threat due to meat and egg harvests, and they were placed at greater risk when their shells became the much sought-after material used to make jewelry boxes and hair clips. In the last century, their numbers plummeted, and they were on the brink of extinction. Conservation efforts and increased protection laws have helped this beautiful animal begin a comeback. These two turtles are actually success stories due to the efforts of researchers and rehab workers in Papua New Guinea. They were given critical care in their early years and then released back into the wild in a remote part of Kimbe Bay. Scuba divers visit the island where they live to document and study the wildlife and the ecosystem in this area. The turtles still trust humans, and they approach them curiously, looking for food and interaction. The turtles are interested in what the divers are looking at, and they will often swim between the divers and their photography subjects, competing for the attention of the divers. It is believed that these turtles remember the trust that they were shown, and they respond with particular interest to the specific diver that played a direct role in their upbringing and release. Hawksbill sea turtles are among the most beautiful and beloved animals in the ocean. To interact with turtles like this on their own terms is a beautiful and memorable experience. video credite;WildCreatures

Flossey is living a wonderful life on a beautiful farm in Millbrook, Ontario. It's what is knows an "ethical farm" where cows have space to roam and graze instead of being kept indoors for most of their lives. Flossey's farm has vast expanses of lush, green grass, rolling hills, ponds full of fresh water, and forested areas for shade. This is life as it should be for these gentle creatures. Dave is a farm hand who often helps out with some of the chores and animal care. He decided to take a break on this warm, summer day and he took a seat on the hill overlooking the pasture. video credite;WildCreatures

While holding the snake, the child started getting scared, do not bite him. #baby snake #baby funny