Lion cubs are the most beautiful, charming, cutest and adorable animals in the world. I really hope they can grow up healthily and the lion’s amount will increase steadily.😙
Yeah I would love to give a thousand likes for this video, they r my little hearts ♥️the way how they show their fiesty side is Super duper cute! They r small but they want to show that they can Attack bck ,so lovely, lion power 🦁🦁🦁 whenever he open his little mouth and that whiskers, my god!😍
OMG!! I m so scared!!😄😄😍😍love how the way he is trying to be so fierce as his nature but I just love to kiss him again and again and hold in my arms like a baby 😍😘😍😍
They sound like a cartoon.They are so beautiful.The reds and blues .These are the most beautiful monkeys to look at and watch.These people truly love these adorable primates and they love the humans right back. It is so sweet watching them interact with these cuties.
These are one of my favorites of the snub-nosed and the other is maquette snow monkeys I truly adore these creatures of nature and I would love to spend the day with them touch them they just don’t look real they’re so cute. but no I’m not like these creepy, weirdo people tht wnt these Beautiful Creatures of nature as pets I live in reality I would never want one for a pet I love them just the way they are in their natural habitat and that’s where I would want to go and visit them in their natural habitat where they belong they are not pets that are part of Nature and yes although we adore them and think they’re cute people should be smart these beautiful creatures of nature should not be sold or made pets in any form or fashion but I do truly adore them and i enjoy watching them!!!!!!
Thank to the guy who makes these videos as well they are endangered species that they are taking good care of them he always make sure everything is done for them and they eat and have their snacks I truly adore him for what he says snub-nosed let’s respect to you sir… Everyone stay safe and be blessed😘
I love your kittens it’s beautiful and I love how the little kitties have to grow into their big eyes they all of them do and learning to walk they just aren’t quite balanced yet that makes him so adorable they have to learn how to use their tail to balance I love many kittens and I haven’t found one I didn’t like not yet they’re all absolutely gorgeous I don’t understand why the shelters with kittens are so full I would love to adopt everyone they’re all gorgeous and their personalities so different I had one that tried to teach the rest of the kitties in my house how to open a bathroom door so they could go out into the other room and he did it by sitting on the bathroom sink and roll in his paw across the door knob some of them are smart some of them athletic some are made for loving they’re all adorable this is a very cute kitten and is going to be a beautiful grown up.Fall in love with them.
I love your kittens it’s beautiful and I love how the little kitties have to grow into their big eyes they all of them do and learning to walk they just aren’t quite balanced yet that makes him so adorable they have to learn how to use their tail to balance I love many kittens and I haven’t found one I didn’t like not yet they’re all absolutely gorgeous I don’t understand why the shelters with kittens are so full I would love to adopt everyone they’re all gorgeous and their personalities so different I had one that tried to teach the rest of the kitties in my house how to open a bathroom door so they could go out into the other room and he did it by sitting on the bathroom sink and roll in his paw across the door knob some of them are smart some of them athletic some are made for loving they’re all adorable this is a very cute kitten and is going to be a beautiful grown up
Can there be any more fluff in this house! The two leggers are outnumbered….. Here’s how our typical morning goes getting ready with all this chaos of love! Oh and yes, we are moving house haha.
For the record also, our neighbours do love us! We also let the dog’s go everywhere, we wear shoes in our house and everyone can still fit in the bathroom together……
In Bulgaria a lot of people abandon puppies and kittens on the streets. And all those animals need help. This isn’t the first abandoned puppy we meet and sadly it won’t be the last. We will help him find adopters and loving home.
It’s was cute that he was trying to stay awake. For the first time in his life, his reality was better than his any of his dreams.
Thank you for taking him in. What a beautiful puppy. He chose you. He could tell you would be kind to him. Be sure to take him to the vet so they can take a look at that swollen belly (which can be indicative of worms) and be sure to keep us updated. Well done!
Thank you for all those who help rescue and / or have rescued animals🌸
Wow so cute 😍 I enjoyed watching here , happy weekend
Love, love all of this!! Thank you for a wonderful evening
ADORABLE pets 🐶🐕🐱 CUTE and very funny 🤣🤣 loved 🥰🥰
Lmao!!! I wonder if you’ve called him/her Echo because you have to say the name twice everytime you call 😂
i’ve watched many times!echo was cute and funny!looks like she/he knows he will called last,but didn’t notice its her/his turn🤣🤣
so smart and cute😍😍😍 cuteness overload
I love daisy because she is very polite.. the way she ran and looked to her owner seemed like she said thank you….
Nature is full of beauty, and every now and again, we get hit with a perfect coincidence that leaves us in awe
This is exactly what happened in the images below when a flock of birds formed a shape-shifting cloud (murmuration).
The scene was captured over the Costa Brava in Spain, it is a real treat to see and often attracts bird watchers from all over.
The murmuration of birds will consist of hundreds, or sometimes thousands of birds, moving around in what appears to be a single organism.
It looks like the group of birds is coordinated, often moving into some amazing shapes.
The starlings most likely moved in this way as a result of a predator such as a hawk being in the local vicinity.
It was almost like they were creating this enormous giant single bird to show their predators how big they are.
The photos were captured by wildlife photographer Daniel Biber of Germany and earned him a prize in an international photography competition.
What’s more, is that Mr. Biber didn’t even realize what he had captured until later on, “Only when I checked the pictures on the computer later, I realized what formation the starlings had created,” he told the Daily Mail.
“I was so concentrated on taking pictures at the time that I hadn’t realized that the starling murmuration had created a giant bird in the sky.”
“I’ve tried to photograph the starlings but it never worked out as well as I hoped for.”
“I eventually drove to the spot every day for four days in a row in order to capture them. I picked a spot where I thought they would turn up and picked a matching foreground and backdrop in order to put them in a scene.”
“It took less than 10 seconds for the birds to create that formation”
“I realised that I had captured a unique snapshot, technically, sharp and in high quality”
“It usually happens that birds of prey turn up and the starlings then create bizarre forms. It can be quite erratic and completely random”
“A number of people were watching this display but they were observing it from other spots and might not have seen what I captured”
The rose-bellied bunting or Rosita’s bunting (Passerina rositae) is a 3.5 to 14.5 cm (5.3 to 5.7 in) long bird and weighs in at around 19.5 to 20.5 g (0.69 to 0.72 oz). The male’s crown is purplish-blue and is electric blue on the rest of his upperparts that fades from darker to lighter towards the tail. His chin is grayish, the throat and chest blue, and the belly and vent area salmon pink.
The rose-bellied bunting forages alone or in pairs in the lower to mid-level of its habitat. Its diet consists of seeding grasses and fruit from trees and bushes.
These birds are usually seen singly or in pairs none more so than at breeding time. Though little is known about breeding or nesting behavior two nests were described in June and July of last year. The nests were built of an open cup made from dead leaves, shredded bark, and fine weed stems. Both were built in a sampling, one 1.5m, the other 4m above ground level. 3 to 4 eggs were laid within.
The IUCN has assessed the rose-bellied bunting as Near Threatened “because it has a small range, which may be in decline owing to habitat degradation and infrastructure development.”
