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gregoryjohn: laconicoration: moqojiy:
Hog loses his full hedge of hair
“Please, one more.. My mouth is not full, yet..”
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“Please, one more.. My mouth is not full, yet..”

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theduty:
…see ya later, alligator.

theduty:

…see ya later, alligator.
The children claim it started climbing over rocks to get to them. They defended themselves by throwing rocks and killing it. Kids these days, smh at them killing this cute lil creature. (via bitchville)

The children claim it started climbing over rocks to get to them. They defended themselves by throwing rocks and killing it. Kids these days, smh at them killing this cute lil creature. (via bitchville)

Pictures that make you say ‘wow’: Photographers get up close and personal with wildlife
The winner of the Animals Portraits award went to Ben Hall for his Gannet portrait.

Pictures that make you say ‘wow’: Photographers get up close and personal with wildlife

The winner of the Animals Portraits award went to Ben Hall for his Gannet portrait.

This magnificent close up shot of a sifaka - a type of lemur - was taken in a Madagascan nature reserve. Click to enlarge… (Photographer: Sandrine Vuillermoz)
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This magnificent close up shot of a sifaka - a type of lemur - was taken in a Madagascan nature reserve. Click to enlarge… (Photographer: Sandrine Vuillermoz)

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World Animal Day 2009
Baby crocodiles swim at the “La Boca” crocodile farm in the Cienaga de Zapata national park, Cuba on Monday, Sept. 14, 2009. The crocodile nursery is a top attraction at the park, Cuba’s equivalent of the Florida Everglades, the Caribbean’s largest bioreserve with 1.5 million acres of mangrove-choked canals teeming with the wildest Cuban wildlife.

World Animal Day 2009

Baby crocodiles swim at the “La Boca” crocodile farm in the Cienaga de Zapata national park, Cuba on Monday, Sept. 14, 2009. The crocodile nursery is a top attraction at the park, Cuba’s equivalent of the Florida Everglades, the Caribbean’s largest bioreserve with 1.5 million acres of mangrove-choked canals teeming with the wildest Cuban wildlife.