Animals

The following is what is usually said about bees; they are black and yellow. This blue bee, which is widely shared on the internet, seems to break this generalization.

This project that’s called Frontals contains bird photos the ecologist, filmmaker, and photographer Ruurd Jelle van der Leij has been collecting for more than ten years. When he takes a series of photos of a single bird, the photographer always gets a frontal shot of the bird or two in between. So, he found out these frontal shots made the birds look entirely different. That was when he decided to focus on them and make sure he would have at least one frontal shot in each of his series. He then realized some birds started to look like cartoon characters, while some looked ridiculous and funny. He observed a big change in waders in particular since they tend to have long bills not visible from the front. The photographer is obviously familiar with the bird species, but frontals can hide some extreme characteristics of the birds when you don’t know them. Owls and birds of prey look at you from a frontal view, that’s the normal way for them, so they’re only fun when they twist their heads. According to him, only spoonbills are indeed much prettier when they show their great bill with yellow spots and tufted heads. Frontals also allow you to create extraordinary compositions, from a photogenic perspective. You need to understand the “Less is more” philosophy works great with frontal birds. So, here in this gallery, you’re going to find some examples of this project. We guarantee you that they’re going to change the way you’re looking at birds!

If you’re an animal lover, you’re in for a treat because we have incredible animals on this list such as capybaras, llamas, toucans, and other lovely creatures that you’ve never seen before!

Horses have originally domesticated nearly 6,000 ago, or so the DNA research suggests. The first domestic horses were found in Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan, but they swiftly expanded throughout Europe and Asia. These horses were used for a number of tasks including meat production, milk production, and of course, riding. Horses are still used for a lot of purposes across the globe today. They are usually employed for racing, farm work, meat, hauling weights, and various other purposes. There are more than 400 different horse breeds on Earth, with varying sizes, conformations, and colors. While one can argue that all horses are majestic in their own way, some are more aesthetically pleasing than others. Today, we prepared a list dedicated to 12 most beautiful horse breeds in the world for you to see, and we guarantee that they are going to fascinate you! Scroll down to see their photos for yourselves!

Springtime probably makes all of us happy. And we cannot think of a better image to sum up how we feel about spring other than the one we’re about to show you here. This photograph called the Laughing Dormouse by Andrea Zampatti was chosen as a winner of the On Land category in the 2017 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards, and we cannot really say it’s surprising. The adorable field mouse captured full of joy and excitement as it perches on a flower. It’s impossible to keep a straight face while looking at this adorable photo! It makes our hearts filled with joy as well!

If you’re into photography, you probably know that bird photos are one of the most difficult ones to capture. Of course, you can just take a shot of them, but capturing an amazing photo requires a great amount of talent. The photographers take hours and hours to set up their shots, sneak and move in total stealth and wait patiently for days on end with their awfully expensive equipment. I think we can all agree that people that dedicate their time to avian photography should get the credit they deserve. The Bird Photographer Of The Year Awards is one of the most respected awards of bird photography. They have chosen 31 finalists for their competition from more than 20,000 entries. One can say these finalists are indeed the best of the best when it comes to bird photography. We made a gallery of their amazing works just for you, and you can scroll down to see them for yourselves!

High in the Andes among frozen glaciers, where pretty much nothing manages to survive, a tiny and chubby, blue-gray feathered bird lays their eggs and raises their young. It’s the only bird, apart from emperor penguins, known to nest on ice-one of the most inappropriate environments for raising young ones.

This Los Angeles-based wildlife photographer named Simon Needham takes mind-blowing portraits of a wide variety of animals to raise awareness of endangered species and encourage conservation efforts.

If you’ve seen the movie Finding Nemo, you know that in one scene you can see a school of fish snapping into a formation that looks like a much larger fish. This Irish photographer named James Crombie managed to catch that kind of a thing happening in real life; but, instead of a flock of fish, he captured a flock of starlings over Lough Ennell in County Westmeath, Ireland in a seriously mind-blowing sight. A short while ago, James Crombie was named photographer of the year by the Press Photographers Association of Ireland. James actually is a sports photographer, but with extra time over the past year, due to the pandemic and various sports events being canceled, he has turned some of his attention to nature photography as well.

Most of the perfectly-times photos we see were taken by pure luck. However, there are certain situations in photography that require a professional photographer’s skills and determination. So, you’ve probably never heard about it before, but there’s this thing called the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards. It’s a competition that assembles the most hilarious examples of wildlife photography by the most talented photographers who just happened to take the perfect shot of an animal doing something weird, goofy, or downright funny. In this gallery below, we collected some of the finest examples of what we’re talking about. If you don’t think wildlife can be hilarious, we’re sure these photos will entirely change your mind! But of course, seeing is believing. So, we definitely suggest you check our gallery out!

This photo of a cute baby elephant was captured in Chiangmai when it tries to hide behind a light pole after being spotted eating sugarcane in the field.

A wildlife photographer has posted a once-in-a-lifetime picture of what he thinks is a “never before seen” yellow penguin.

All the hard work to curb poaching has helped Kenya’s elephant population more than double over the past three decades, the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) stated on Wednesday.

Is it a must to look perilous and rather serious if the dwelling is out there in the wild territories? The reply "no" is served us by the photo contest of the wild life. Thanks to the collection of the 2019 winners, which convey the fact that those creatures can be as funny and cute as our pets at home,the conservationists have an opportunity to grasp the attention of the folk into danger of extinctions and other unfair treatment those animals experience. For the future generation to be able to witness these lovely moments, the need to protect them and their enironment with utmost effort is the motto of this wonderful organisation.

Do you think being a wildlife photographer is always fun? Have you ever thought about the disappointing moments that they had? See our gallery, and you will understand that being a wildlife photographer is not that easy and it can be disappointing from time to time.

When you take a look at this gallery you will be amazed by the angry looks of those owls. When you look at their eyes, you see that they are frowning but not due to anger there is more than that…may be disappointment, surprise or shock..

Pigeons are beautiful birds but the ones in the photos below may be the most beautiful ones with their different color patterns…

Even though it is an absolutely unique and precious thing, motherhood can be quite challenging at times, and most mothers agree on that. Well, we can say things are also quite the same in the animal kingdom as well. However, despite the challenges, mothers are always there for their children. We gathered 20+ photos of baby animals who try to thank their mom for their tolerance and support in their own, adorable way. We are sure that their great bond will bring a tear to your eye.

We think there isn’t a single person in the world that doesn’t like baby animals. They’re just so sweet and innocent that you just want to hug them and never let them go. Even if you don’t own a pet, these photos of the cute baby animals will guarantee you to have a better day. Here is this gallery, you will find 20 fluffy baby animals that will instantly lift up your mood during the day. Check out their photos below to see them for yourself.

Some people think deer can be annoying since they have no natural predators so their population is constantly on the rise. In some areas, they can totally break in and wreck people’s gardens since they are so overpopulated.

Duke is a good boy with bad fortune. Since his last owner couldn’t afford to take care of him anymore, he was left in a park with his favorite toy and a note nearby. 

We all love a good ‘rags to riches’ story. The cute puppy in this story named Benji has a very heartwarming one of his own indeed. When he was first found, Benji had been living on the streets.

This story took place when Sacramento Fire Chief Gary Loesch was driving down the road through Paradise, California along with Chris Harvey, a local firefighter. 

Red is a young, majestic lion that loves to wander around and explore. As he has grown older, he has become even more curious and starts to spend his days inspecting his territory. 

Jared Twedell from Oregon was driving to the recycling center on a Sunday morning when he noticed something was moving on the railroad tracks. At first, he thought it was probably a deer. He stopped his car and whistled towards the animal in order to make it leave the tracks. But then, he realized what he thought was a deer was in fact a dog that had been tied to the tracks by someone.

Most people can’t stand the idea of a mice-infested house or garden. When they spot a mouse in their home, they immediately set some traps to get rid of it as soon as possible. The situation, however, was very different for this wildlife photographer named Simon Dell from Sheffield, U.K. When he discovered a family of mice in his garden, he wanted to handle with them in his own way, by building them a home!