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  • Wild animals on sale at a stall at the animal market in Bangkok, Thailand
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  • Wild animals on sale at a stall at the animal market in Bangkok, Thailand
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  • Wild animals on sale at a stall at the animal market in Bangkok, Thailand
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  • Wild animals on sale at a stall at the animal market in Bangkok, Thailand
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  • Wild animals on sale at a stall at the animal market in Bangkok, Thailand
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  • Wild animals on sale at a stall at the animal market in Bangkok, Thailand
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  • The Stuffed Animals from the book ' A museum of wonders ' and what the young folks saw there, explained in many pictures by Frederick Burr Opper, Published in London ; New York by George Routledge & Sons in 1894
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  • Gallery of Scripture Illustrations of Animals of the Bible from ' The Doré family Bible ' containing the Old and New Testaments, The Apocrypha Embellished with Fine Full-Page Engravings, Illustrations and the Dore Bible Gallery. Published in Philadelphia by William T. Amies in 1883
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  • Gallery of Scripture Illustrations of Animals of the Bible from ' The Doré family Bible ' containing the Old and New Testaments, The Apocrypha Embellished with Fine Full-Page Engravings, Illustrations and the Dore Bible Gallery. Published in Philadelphia by William T. Amies in 1883
    IR_f_Dore-Bible_0453-wb.jpg
  • Gallery of Scripture Illustrations of Animals of the Bible from ' The Doré family Bible ' containing the Old and New Testaments, The Apocrypha Embellished with Fine Full-Page Engravings, Illustrations and the Dore Bible Gallery. Published in Philadelphia by William T. Amies in 1883
    IR_f_Dore-Bible_0456.jpg
  • These Animals Fought with Fury from the book ' A journey to the centre of the earth ' by Jules Verne (1828-1905) Published in New York by Charles Scribner's Sons, 1905
    IR_f_Centre-Earth-CU_0230.jpg
  • Jelly fish Illustration from 'Historiae Naturalis De Exanguibus Aquaticis  libri IV' (Natural History of Sea animals book 4) by Johannes Jonston. Published 1665.
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  • Sea shell Illustrations from 'Historiae Naturalis De Exanguibus Aquaticis  libri IV' (Natural History of Sea animals book 4) by Johannes Jonston. Published 1665.
    IR_Aquatic_0089.jpg
  • Sea shell Illustrations from 'Historiae Naturalis De Exanguibus Aquaticis  libri IV' (Natural History of Sea animals book 4) by Johannes Jonston. Published 1665.
    IR_Aquatic_0085.jpg
  • Crabs Illustration from 'Historiae Naturalis De Exanguibus Aquaticis  libri IV' (Natural History of Sea animals book 4) by Johannes Jonston. Published 1665.
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  • Crabs Illustration from 'Historiae Naturalis De Exanguibus Aquaticis  libri IV' (Natural History of Sea animals book 4) by Johannes Jonston. Published 1665.
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  • Lobsters Illustration from 'Historiae Naturalis De Exanguibus Aquaticis  libri IV' (Natural History of Sea animals book 4) by Johannes Jonston. Published 1665.
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  • Sea creatures Illustration from 'Historiae Naturalis De Exanguibus Aquaticis  libri IV' (Natural History of Sea animals book 4) by Johannes Jonston. Published 1665.
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  • Title Page of 'Historiae Naturalis De Exanguibus Aquaticis  libri IV' (Natural History of Sea animals book 4) by Johannes Jonston. Published 1665.
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  • John Clarke with the animals at Sandpit Gate by John Frederick Lewis
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  • Gallery of Scripture Illustrations of Animals of the Bible from ' The Doré family Bible ' containing the Old and New Testaments, The Apocrypha Embellished with Fine Full-Page Engravings, Illustrations and the Dore Bible Gallery. Published in Philadelphia by William T. Amies in 1883
    IR_f_Dore-Bible_0454.jpg
  • Gallery of Scripture Illustrations of Animals of the Bible from ' The Doré family Bible ' containing the Old and New Testaments, The Apocrypha Embellished with Fine Full-Page Engravings, Illustrations and the Dore Bible Gallery. Published in Philadelphia by William T. Amies in 1883
    IR_f_Dore-Bible_0455.jpg
  • Gallery of Scripture Illustrations of Animals of the Bible from ' The Doré family Bible ' containing the Old and New Testaments, The Apocrypha Embellished with Fine Full-Page Engravings, Illustrations and the Dore Bible Gallery. Published in Philadelphia by William T. Amies in 1883
    IR_f_Dore-Bible_0453.jpg
  • Gallery of Scripture Illustrations of Animals of the Bible from ' The Doré family Bible ' containing the Old and New Testaments, The Apocrypha Embellished with Fine Full-Page Engravings, Illustrations and the Dore Bible Gallery. Published in Philadelphia by William T. Amies in 1883
    IR_f_Dore-Bible_0452.jpg
  • Sea shell Illustrations from 'Historiae Naturalis De Exanguibus Aquaticis  libri IV' (Natural History of Sea animals book 4) by Johannes Jonston. Published 1665.
    IR_Aquatic_0093.jpg
  • Sea shell Illustrations from 'Historiae Naturalis De Exanguibus Aquaticis  libri IV' (Natural History of Sea animals book 4) by Johannes Jonston. Published 1665.
    IR_Aquatic_0091.jpg
  • Lobsters Illustration from 'Historiae Naturalis De Exanguibus Aquaticis  libri IV' (Natural History of Sea animals book 4) by Johannes Jonston. Published 1665.
    IR_Aquatic_0067.jpg
  • Text and description plate from the collection of  ' African scenery and animals ' by Daniell, Samuel, 1775-1811 and Daniell, William, 1769-1837 published 1804
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  • Text and description plate from the collection of  ' African scenery and animals ' by Daniell, Samuel, 1775-1811 and Daniell, William, 1769-1837 published 1804
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  • Text and description platefrom the collection of  ' African scenery and animals ' by Daniell, Samuel, 1775-1811 and Daniell, William, 1769-1837 published 1804
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  • goatskin book binding and cover a from the collection of  ' African scenery and animals ' by Daniell, Samuel, 1775-1811 and Daniell, William, 1769-1837 published 1804
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  • Graphic Don't Feed the Animals sign in a zoo
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  • Graphic Don't Feed the Animals sign in a zoo
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  • Members of the activist collective Anonymous for Voiceless, an animal rights organization specialized in street activism, demonstrate in London on August 26, 2018. the protesters held signs reading Truth and held laptops showing movies revealing violence against animals.
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  • Members of the activist collective Anonymous for Voiceless, an animal rights organization specialized in street activism, demonstrate in London on August 26, 2018. the protesters held signs reading Truth and held laptops showing movies revealing violence against animals.
    GC_Anonymous_2.jpg
  • Members of the activist collective Anonymous for Voiceless, an animal rights organization specialized in street activism, demonstrate in London on August 26, 2018. the protesters held signs reading Truth and held laptops showing movies revealing violence against animals.
    GC_Anonymous_1.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) urinating in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8676.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8253.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_IMG_8140.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8784.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C86761.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_DSC09479.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_DSC09248.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_IMG_0394.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_IMG_8137.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_IMG_0680.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C85091.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8344.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8257.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8271.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_IMG_0652.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_IMG_8139.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_DSC09251.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_DSC09491.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8389.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_IMG_04311.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_IA8A1195.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8637.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8277.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8259.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8762.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8509.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8350.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) trying to swallow tilapia St. Peter's fish in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8634.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) trying to swallow tilapia St. Peter's fish in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8622.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8512.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) trying to swallow tilapia St. Peter's fish in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8635.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8400.jpg
  • black stork (Ciconia nigra) foraging for food in shallow water Photographed in Israel This wader inhabits wetland areas, feeding on fish, small animals and insects. A long-distance migrant (for breeding and wintering), it is found in scattered areas of Africa, Asia and Europe.
    BT_f_Black-Stork_4U7C8403.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole with cattle egrets (Bubulcus ibis). Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed lake Kariba along the Zambezi river, Zimbabwe.
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  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed Mara River, Kenya
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  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed Mara River, Kenya
    BT_f_Hippo_4F3E5395.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed at Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
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  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed lake Kariba along the Zambezi river, Zimbabwe.
    BT_f_Hippopotamus_DSC05500.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed lake Kariba along the Zambezi river, Zimbabwe.
    BT_f_Hippopotamus-Kenya_2.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed lake Kariba along the Zambezi river, Zimbabwe.
    BT_Hippopotamus-Zimbabwe_18.jpg
  • Alert dwarf mongoose (Helogale parvula) near a termite mound. This small carnivore is highly social, living in large groups of up to 20 individuals. Mongoose colonies occupy old termite nests or the burrows of other animals, which they adapt to their own requirements. The dwarf mongoose has keen eyesight and uses the top of termite mounds as a lookout post, watching for predators and other marauding mongoose colonies. If the alarm is given, the young are taken inside to safety. Photographed in Tanzania
    BT_f_Dwarf-Mongoose_528.jpg
  • Alert dwarf mongoose (Helogale parvula) near a termite mound. This small carnivore is highly social, living in large groups of up to 20 individuals. Mongoose colonies occupy old termite nests or the burrows of other animals, which they adapt to their own requirements. The dwarf mongoose has keen eyesight and uses the top of termite mounds as a lookout post, watching for predators and other marauding mongoose colonies. If the alarm is given, the young are taken inside to safety. Photographed in Tanzania
    BT_f_Dwarf-Mongoose_526.jpg
  • Alert dwarf mongoose (Helogale parvula) near a termite mound. This small carnivore is highly social, living in large groups of up to 20 individuals. Mongoose colonies occupy old termite nests or the burrows of other animals, which they adapt to their own requirements. The dwarf mongoose has keen eyesight and uses the top of termite mounds as a lookout post, watching for predators and other marauding mongoose colonies. If the alarm is given, the young are taken inside to safety. Photographed in Tanzania
    BT_f_Dwarf-Mongoose_525.jpg
  • Alert dwarf mongoose (Helogale parvula) near a termite mound. This small carnivore is highly social, living in large groups of up to 20 individuals. Mongoose colonies occupy old termite nests or the burrows of other animals, which they adapt to their own requirements. The dwarf mongoose has keen eyesight and uses the top of termite mounds as a lookout post, watching for predators and other marauding mongoose colonies. If the alarm is given, the young are taken inside to safety. Photographed in Tanzania
    BT_f_Dwarf-Mongoose_523.jpg
  • Alert dwarf mongoose (Helogale parvula) near a termite mound. This small carnivore is highly social, living in large groups of up to 20 individuals. Mongoose colonies occupy old termite nests or the burrows of other animals, which they adapt to their own requirements. The dwarf mongoose has keen eyesight and uses the top of termite mounds as a lookout post, watching for predators and other marauding mongoose colonies. If the alarm is given, the young are taken inside to safety. Photographed in Tanzania
    BT_f_Dwarf-Mongoose_521.jpg
  • Alert dwarf mongoose (Helogale parvula) near a termite mound. This small carnivore is highly social, living in large groups of up to 20 individuals. Mongoose colonies occupy old termite nests or the burrows of other animals, which they adapt to their own requirements. The dwarf mongoose has keen eyesight and uses the top of termite mounds as a lookout post, watching for predators and other marauding mongoose colonies. If the alarm is given, the young are taken inside to safety. Photographed in Tanzania
    BT_f_Dwarf-Mongoose_520.jpg
  • Alert dwarf mongoose (Helogale parvula) near a termite mound. This small carnivore is highly social, living in large groups of up to 20 individuals. Mongoose colonies occupy old termite nests or the burrows of other animals, which they adapt to their own requirements. The dwarf mongoose has keen eyesight and uses the top of termite mounds as a lookout post, watching for predators and other marauding mongoose colonies. If the alarm is given, the young are taken inside to safety. Photographed in Tanzania
    BT_f_Dwarf-Mongoose_518.jpg
  • Alert dwarf mongoose (Helogale parvula) near a termite mound. This small carnivore is highly social, living in large groups of up to 20 individuals. Mongoose colonies occupy old termite nests or the burrows of other animals, which they adapt to their own requirements. The dwarf mongoose has keen eyesight and uses the top of termite mounds as a lookout post, watching for predators and other marauding mongoose colonies. If the alarm is given, the young are taken inside to safety. Photographed in Tanzania
    BT_f_Dwarf-Mongoose_517.jpg
  • cattle egrets (Bubulcus ibis). on the backs of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed in Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania
    BT_f_Hippopotamus-Cattle-egret .jpg
  • juvenile Grizzly bear aka Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) splashes in water in Remote Katmai National Park Guided Wilderness Bear viewing at Katmai National Park, Alaska. Brown bears have an average of two cubs in a litter. The cubs usually stay with their mother for 2-3 years. Brown bears in North America are also called grizzly bears. In Alaska, they can grow to 2-3 metres tall and can weigh over 700 kilograms. They are mainly vegetarian and feed on a wide variety of plants, but they will also eat meat when available, both by hunting and by scavenging for carrion. Brown bears are mainly solitary animals, foraging in mountains and river valleys in Eurasia and north-western North America.
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  • juvenile Grizzly bear aka Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) splashes in water in Remote Katmai National Park Guided Wilderness Bear viewing at Katmai National Park, Alaska. Brown bears have an average of two cubs in a litter. The cubs usually stay with their mother for 2-3 years. Brown bears in North America are also called grizzly bears. In Alaska, they can grow to 2-3 metres tall and can weigh over 700 kilograms. They are mainly vegetarian and feed on a wide variety of plants, but they will also eat meat when available, both by hunting and by scavenging for carrion. Brown bears are mainly solitary animals, foraging in mountains and river valleys in Eurasia and north-western North America.
    GF_f_Alasks-A_428.jpg
  • juvenile Grizzly bear aka Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) splashes in water in Remote Katmai National Park Guided Wilderness Bear viewing at Katmai National Park, Alaska. Brown bears have an average of two cubs in a litter. The cubs usually stay with their mother for 2-3 years. Brown bears in North America are also called grizzly bears. In Alaska, they can grow to 2-3 metres tall and can weigh over 700 kilograms. They are mainly vegetarian and feed on a wide variety of plants, but they will also eat meat when available, both by hunting and by scavenging for carrion. Brown bears are mainly solitary animals, foraging in mountains and river valleys in Eurasia and north-western North America.
    GF_f_Alasks-A_416.jpg
  • Grizzly bear aka Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) Posing in Remote Katmai National Park Guided Wilderness Bear viewing at Katmai National Park, Alaska. Brown bears have an average of two cubs in a litter. The cubs usually stay with their mother for 2-3 years. Brown bears in North America are also called grizzly bears. In Alaska, they can grow to 2-3 metres tall and can weigh over 700 kilograms. They are mainly vegetarian and feed on a wide variety of plants, but they will also eat meat when available, both by hunting and by scavenging for carrion. Brown bears are mainly solitary animals, foraging in mountains and river valleys in Eurasia and north-western North America.
    GF_f_Alasks-A_381.jpg
  • juvenile Grizzly bear aka Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) splashes in water in Remote Katmai National Park Guided Wilderness Bear viewing at Katmai National Park, Alaska. Brown bears have an average of two cubs in a litter. The cubs usually stay with their mother for 2-3 years. Brown bears in North America are also called grizzly bears. In Alaska, they can grow to 2-3 metres tall and can weigh over 700 kilograms. They are mainly vegetarian and feed on a wide variety of plants, but they will also eat meat when available, both by hunting and by scavenging for carrion. Brown bears are mainly solitary animals, foraging in mountains and river valleys in Eurasia and north-western North America.
    GF_f_Alasks-A_377.jpg
  • juvenile Grizzly bear aka Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) splashes in water in Remote Katmai National Park Guided Wilderness Bear viewing at Katmai National Park, Alaska. Brown bears have an average of two cubs in a litter. The cubs usually stay with their mother for 2-3 years. Brown bears in North America are also called grizzly bears. In Alaska, they can grow to 2-3 metres tall and can weigh over 700 kilograms. They are mainly vegetarian and feed on a wide variety of plants, but they will also eat meat when available, both by hunting and by scavenging for carrion. Brown bears are mainly solitary animals, foraging in mountains and river valleys in Eurasia and north-western North America.
    GF_f_Alasks-A_371.jpg
  • Single juvenile Hippo on the riverbank Hippopotamuse (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed lake Kariba along the Zambezi river, Zimbabwe.
    BT_f_Hippo_IA8A3956.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed lake Kariba along the Zambezi river, Zimbabwe.
    BT_f_Hippo_EYL08884.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed lake Kariba along the Zambezi river, Zimbabwe.
    BT_f_Hippo_EYL08824.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed lake Kariba along the Zambezi river, Zimbabwe.
    BT_f_Hippo_EYL08821.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed lake Kariba along the Zambezi river, Zimbabwe.
    BT_f_Hippo_EYL07978.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed lake Kariba along the Zambezi river, Zimbabwe.
    BT_f_Hippo_DSC05500.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed at Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
    BT_f_Hippo_9715.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed at Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
    BT_f_Hippo_8350.jpg
  • A pod of Hippopotamuses (hippopotamus amphibius) in a waterhole. Although these animals are gregarious and often live in big groups, they are not very social animals and often fight amongst each other. Photographed at Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
    BT_f_Hippo_8332.jpg
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