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Near the forest I found a baby deer, I took the opportunity to take out my cell phone and record it. He didn't run away from me, I made him see that I was thirsty to touch him. I was watching it until its mother arrived and I found the beautiful little deer Bambi. Wildlife

Rumble/ Dogs and puppies: I am riqui I am turning 4 years old, in my party my guests could not come, because I am not famous, I hope to have a good time next year.

Dogs & puppies: On a visit to a veterinarian I took my dog for a check up, the surprise I got was that he had his injection, my dog was impressed by the beauty of the veterinarian who did not even turn to see the small injection, nor felt any pain or discomfort.

They say that cats have the same roar of a lion, that both are felines, the lion surpassed the cat in everything. To produce a sound similar to the lion in its roar. A microphone had to be used. So can the cat outdo the lion's roar, let's see.

For the first time these chicks see a cell phone camera, when suddenly they see a piglet, they panic, then the attack begins, the piglet hits the box with its trunk until it sees that it will not be easy to break the box and gives up.

A series of games, where cats practice their dexterity by playing and teasing each other. Like cat owners, they have noticed that their cats have an obvious obsession with shoes, whether it's sniffing them, hitting them, or even sleeping in or near them. Why do cats love sleeping in shoes so much? Why do some cats even move shoes from their homes out the front door and hide them somewhere else? There are legitimate reasons behind why cats find shoes so fascinating, and understanding these reasons can help curb any future shoe-related problems.

Cats need the attention of their owners, so a little teasing is good for them. It is very important to play with your cat, whatever its age. For a cat, play is very beneficial to its health, as it encourages it to be active, to remain agile and to maintain a proper physical condition. But above all, play can encourage cats to express their natural hunting instincts.

Many people think that cats are sullen and lonely animals, but those of us who chose these animals as pets can say that they are not always like that, they can even have a lot of funny and unforgettable moments. As a sample of the previous statement, just go to the Internet and you will find dozens of pictures of cute kittens or videos of kittens doing funny things, as in the following story. In social networks a video of a kitten sniffing its owner's feet went viral, the reaction it had is very funny and caused a lot of laughter on the Internet. The kitten, named Bella, was captured at the moment she sniffs her owner's feet, after a few seconds she moves away a little and makes a house of 'disgust'.

Your kitten's claws aren't just for fighting and hunting. They are also for balance on smooth, slippery surfaces and for holding on when climbing. He will use the claws on his front paws to hold on to objects. Nature allows him to hide them in his holsters if he wishes, so they are rarely damaged. Your role here is important, as you will be the one to periodically check your kitten's paws and see if the claws have overgrown. This is more likely if it is an indoor kitten, because those that go outside keep their nails short by scratching trees or fences. For this reason, it's important to provide your kitty with a scratching post if she lives indoors all the time (and your furniture will thank you for it, too).

Uirapurú, legend of the Amazon Surrealism, as art that expresses what happens in the unconscious, in dreams and drives, already existed in Latin America before it developed as an artistic movement in Europe. It was part of life itself, of legends and mythologies. When André Breton's surrealism arrived as a modern movement, art in Brazilian cities was more interested in the national. But there were exceptional cases in relation to the oneiric, to psychoanalysis and to the experience of the hallucinatory and the magical. Key literary works by modern writers such as Raul Bopp's Cobra Norato (1931) and Macunaíma (1928); Mário de Andrade's fantastic and magical realism novels; or the painting The Lake, by Tarsila do Amaral, mixed Freudian concepts with the Candomblé cult and the occult in the heart of the Amazon. Brazilian Maria Martins was interested in studying and revaluing anthropology, local culture, religious cults such as Macumba and rituals, and the ethnicity of her country. In her sculptural works, she incorporated surrealistic elements, explored the sensuality and eroticism of the female body and, at the same time, developing the metamorphosis of the sinuous and monstrous forms of nature, legends and goddesses of the mythologies of the Amazon. One of the sculptures by Maria Martins included in the exhibition Anthropophagy and Modernity. Brazilian Art in the Fadel Collection is Uirapurú, a bronze from around 1945. We share the two Amazon legends about Uirapurú. One version goes like this: Legend has it that a beautiful Indian, was disputed by all the young women of the tribe, was killed by his rival. But, as if by enchantment, his body disappeared transformed into an invisible bird.... From that day on, passionate and sad, the Indians heard a wonderful song that filled the jungle with harmony, but flew away when they chased it. It was the beautiful Indian they had lost forever, bewitched in a bird with the most melodious voice in the jungle, it was the Uirapurú. Its song is pure and delicate like that of a flute. The Amazon jungle is silent in reverence to the master of the birds. And the Indians are thrilled to hear it. Very few have the opportunity to hear the small bird that only sings for a few minutes, at dawn and dusk, during the 15 days a year it takes to build its nest. At the sound of its song, men and women rush to make requests, confident that they will be quickly attended to. Many seek its feathers and even pieces of nest, to which they attribute magical powers. They believe that one of their feathers gives men luck in love and business... and a piece of their nest guarantees women the passion and fidelity of their loved one forever.

The natural habitat where the Bellbird is distributed is in high subtropical to tropical rainforests with low humidity, where it is also used to live in mountainous areas, as is normal in eastern Paraguay and in the province of Misiones in Argentina. It also inhabits the canopy and Atlantic forest. The Bellbird can sometimes be seen in parks in populated areas that are no higher than 1800 meters above sea level. Habitat of the Bellbird It is not a bird species that migrates completely, but it makes extensive movements within its own habitat, which may be caused by climatic changes or for reasons that may change its diet. Distribution of the Bellbird The bellbird is distributed only in the Atlantic Forest, extending over a large area in the eastern part of Brazil from Alagoas to Rio Grande do Sul and in the inner zone of Mato Grosso do Sul. In Argentina, this bird is only found in the northeast, exactly in Misiones, and has also been seen in Corrientes, but on very few occasions. distribution of the bellbird

Two giraffes approach to greet two tourists, What the tourists do not know is that this Jurafa has a very peculiar greeting, because they give heads.

brave calf fights to live, look why.