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Sea otter By: François Gohier From: Realms of the Russian Bear 1992

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We have almost a foot of snow here today, so it made me think of this beautiful scene of Pronghorn running through the snow ❄️

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oh to be a pangolin squirming around in the sludge 🥺🥺🥺 this would fix me

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Arabian oryx Oryx leucoryx

Observed by riviwick, CC BY-NC

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European wildcat By: Unknown photographer From: Wildlife Fact-File 1990s

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He's been salted on!

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Yellowstone National Park: Deer Family (family Cervidae)

Did you know that deer, elk, and moose shed and regrow their antlers yearly?

Typically, antlers are shed during winter as the bone at the base of the antlers erodes and weakens. In spring, new antlers are covered with a thick, fuzzy coating of skin commonly referred to as “velvet.” During August and September, hormonal changes signal the end of antler growth and the velvet gets rubbed off, revealing new, hardened antlers underneath. Photos: (1) Mule deer, (2) elk, and (3) moose with antlers in velvet.

via: Yellowstone National Park

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my horrible son squangle he has every disease and is banned from running for office

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Osprey Photoshoot!

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Camera used: Nikon D500 w/500mm lens

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Osprey

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Edgar Vergara, of Jasper, captured this amazing trail-camera photo in Pickens County on Oct. 22, 2023 at 3 a.m. “I’ve never seen a deer photo like this before!” Edgar said.

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South American Cougar | Robin Gwen Agarwal

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Giraffes By: Anne Innis Dagg From: Natural History Magazine 1962

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Maasai giraffe By: Commander Gatti From: Living Mammals of the World 1969

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Coyote By: Unknown photographer From: Living Mammals of the World 1969