Showing posts tagged animals

milkywaywhite:

Sleeping Beauties

When animals are asleep, they are at their most vulnerable; even the most dangerous predator can look beautiful & gentle while sleeping. When in the land of dreams, all creatures are equals in this world. We are all Sleeping Beauties, just like the creatures in these beautiful sleeping animal pictures.
 

(Reblogged from thegreenwolf)

I was looking at pictures in the “for sale” section of the taxidermy.net forums, and I stumbled across this coyote. And I just fell in love with his goofy face.

image

srsly bob y u gotta do dis

image

bob stahp no im a majestek coyote dis is so undignifide

k fine u wanna play dis game?

image

see if nebody wants to buy me nao wit my derpface

(Source: taxidermy.net)

howtoskinatiger: Wolf lifted by his trainer by Tambako the Jaguar on Flickr. View high resolution

howtoskinatiger:

Wolf lifted by his trainer by Tambako the Jaguar on Flickr.

(Reblogged from howtoskinatiger)

vurtual:

The Moon (by Mario Moreno)

(Reblogged from vurtual)
guardian: 1995, India: by setting off a camera trap, a female tiger captures her own image in Bandhavgarh national park. National Geographic is celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2013. Here is a selection of photographs published by the magazine and the stories behind them. Photograph: Michael Nicholls/National Geographic Stock View high resolution

guardian:

1995, India: by setting off a camera trap, a female tiger captures her own image in Bandhavgarh national park.

National Geographic is celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2013. Here is a selection of photographs published by the magazine and the stories behind them.

Photograph: Michael Nicholls/National Geographic Stock

(Reblogged from howtoskinatiger)

canidcompendium:

A pair of male Red Foxes (Vulpes vulpes) fight for territory and the breeding rights of the vixen in the foreground.

Photos by 0ystercatcher

(Reblogged from howtoskinatiger)
(Reblogged from opalized)
thepredatorblog: Pride (by africandreamsafaris)  View high resolution

thepredatorblog:

Pride (by africandreamsafaris) 

(Reblogged from thepredatorblog)
blackyote: evergladesman: .A few years ago I was bringing a group of Cub Scouts deep into the Everglades. Around one of the bends we came upon this unusual sight. A Red Shoulder Hawk upside down hanging onto a snake.  Some ornithologists at a local University figured out that the hawk caught the snake on the ground and flew to the tree to eat. The snake then wrapped itself around the tree. The hawk attempted to fly a number of times, but the snake would not let go of the tree. The entire time this was happening the hawk was facing away from me. For only a brief moment it turned to look in my direction. I have always felt that it was saying “can you believe what I have to go through to get a decent meal?”. (Everglades National Park) Poor snake!  Awesome picture.  » View high resolution

blackyote:

evergladesman:

.A few years ago I was bringing a group of Cub Scouts deep into the Everglades. Around one of the bends we came upon this unusual sight. A Red Shoulder Hawk upside down hanging onto a snake.  Some ornithologists at a local University figured out that the hawk caught the snake on the ground and flew to the tree to eat. The snake then wrapped itself around the tree. The hawk attempted to fly a number of times, but the snake would not let go of the tree. The entire time this was happening the hawk was facing away from me. For only a brief moment it turned to look in my direction. I have always felt that it was saying “can you believe what I have to go through to get a decent meal?”. (Everglades National Park)

Poor snake!  Awesome picture.  »

(Reblogged from howtoskinatiger)
earth-song: “Jump !” by Leonardo Fava  Raising herself, reaching out towards the prey, who may be the brazen crow who laughs behind her shoulder ….But it’s a short jump then, inevitably, the fox will be back on the ground on its four legs. View high resolution

earth-song:

“Jump !” by Leonardo Fava 

Raising herself, reaching out towards the prey, who may be the brazen crow who laughs behind her shoulder ….But it’s a short jump then, inevitably, the fox will be back on the ground on its four legs.

(Reblogged from howtoskinatiger)