Laughing Red Panda
by Susi Fischer Photography
A private collector has donated the body of a double-headed fire salamander to the Martin Luther University in Halle, Germany. The man in question attempted to raise the animal by feeding both heads separately and was successful for six months before the reptile died.
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Lil Hunters
by Jako Pienaar/Sniper
White Lion
by Jako Pienaar/Sniper
Feisty Tigress at San Diego Zoo
by Clark Oden Photography
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Cattle egrets along the White Nile , Uganda
by Corne Schalkwyk/ Premier Safaris
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A glimpse from the new series Lions on the Move made by Kingdom Films Kevin Richardson (zoologist)
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Lion Love, Disney Style with Kevin Richardson
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Orson the Black Jaguar at San Diego Zoo
by Penny Hyde Photography
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Jus Hangin
Maderas the Jaguar at San Diego Zoo
by Penny Hyde Photography
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After a stay in a maternity cave with their mother Frimas for two months, young polar bears Noordje and Pixel emerge into the open air at Dierenrijk Nuenen Zoo in Nuenen, the Netherlands
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After staying in a maternity cave with their mother Frimas for two months, young polar bears Noordje and Pixel spend their first time in the open air of Dierenrijk Nuenen Zoo in Nuenen, The Netherlands. Photograph: Koen Van Weel/EPA
Zebra Love
by Gervaise Clark Minnè
A terrier prepares to compete at the 137th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City
Picture: John Moore/Getty Images
Gentle giant. A female lion, Lemon, picks up one of her three cubs at the Cali Zoo. Lemon gave birth to three clubs in captivity at the Zoo. Photograph: Jaime Saldarriaga/Reuters
Meerkats warm up at Mulhouse zoo. Heavy snowfall hit large parts of France this weekend, causing major disruptions to air, road and rail transport.
Photograph: Sebastien Bozon/AFP/Getty Images
Photographer Thomas O’Brien captured this self-portrait under the Milky Way at Great Basin National Park in Nevada
Picture: Thomas O’Brien/CATERS NEWS
I am otterly happy with this fish, lol
by Susi Fischer Photography
This cheeky chipmunk tried to stuff as many peanuts as possible in his mouth. Photographer Richard Bishop couldn’t resist sharing his peanuts with the chipmunk in Ontario, Canada.
Picture: Richard Bishop/ Solent News & Photo Agency
Tiger Strut
by Susi Fischer Photography
Lion King
by Janine Dolby
Leopard, South Africa
by Janine Dolby
Traffic comes to a standstill as two lions decide to roll around in the middle of a road on the edge of the Nairobi National Park in Kenya. Commuters were forced to watch the ten-minute display, before the lions left the road.
Picture: Gareth Jones / Barcroft Media
Ocelot Peekaboo!!
Swantastic
Picture: Darren Moston
A four-month-old baby chimpanzee is seen at the National Zoo in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Picture: MOHD RASFAN/AFP/Getty Images
Clown Face Spider
This spider bears a startling resemblance to the clown in Stephen King’s 1990 hit-film ‘It.’ The macro picture of the spider, which belongs to the thomisidae family, was taken by Ukranian photographer Igor Ryabovr near his house.
Picture: IGOR RYABOV / CATERS NEWS
A baby orangutan named Kate clings to her mother, Kitty. Two orangutans have been called Will and Kate in honour of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge after their visit to Borneo last year. Although the two apes haven’t yet met, it is hoped they will when they are released into the same protected rainforest. Their rescuers hope they will start a love story of their own. The orangutans were each born at one of the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation’s (BOSF) pre-release islands near the Nyaru Menteng Rescue and Reintroduction Centre in the Indonesian part of Borneo.
Picture: BOSF/OPF / Rex Features
Yu, a 25-year-old female loggerhead turtle, swims after receiving her 27th pair of artificial front legs at the Suma Aqualife Park in Kobe, Japan. Yu lost her front legs during a shark attack.
Picture: TOSHIFUMI KITAMURA/AFP/Getty Images
