Floaty Shark Fin. Photo by aussieinyellow
Sleepy Nims. Photo by cox-on-the-box
Portrait of a Gorilla. Photo by Kinson C
A belly-laugh from Vietnamese Pot-bellied pig. Picture: Caters News Agency
Licking His Lips. Photo by Nick Holland
“I’m so sorry.” Three words whispered quietly in the darkness.
“I’m so sorry.” Three words spoken softly, looking into the eyes of another.
“I’m so sorry.” Three words.Please continue for The Ghosts In Our Machine: Raising Consciousness for Non-human Animals. to find out more about an extraordinary new Canadian documentary near and dear to me.
Winking Spectacled Bear. Photo by Steve Wilson
Tiger Cubs | Photos by: Paul Selvaggio
Ninna. Photo *ninna*
Color-changing Frog
Credit: © Stefan Hertwig
Called Rhacophorus penanorum, this tiny frog species, whose males grow to just 1.4 inches (3.5 centimeters), was discovered in Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak, in the Heart of Borneo. Also called the Mulu flying frog, the amphibian has a small pointed snout and is unusual in that the species has bright green skin at night but changes color to display a brown hue during the day. Its eyes follow suit to change color as well. And while the minute animal may not fly with the birds, it uses its webbed feet and aerodynamic flaps of skin on the arms and legs to glide from tree to tree.
Lambs wearing coats in Herefordshire as they were struggling with the Spring cold weather. Picture: Newsteam
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