#Wild Life Nature

[wildlifegermany]

Weltmeister im Weitsprung

[justcatposts]

Yawning is so contagious

(Source)

[fishsoyummy]

Grian finally reunites with his distant family in the new life series

[photographss-world]

Öyle güzelsin ki

kuş koysunlar yoluna...

Nilgün Marmara...

[akeussel]

[beauty-funny-trippy]

For years now, this wild grey whale has come to this boat captain to have its lice removed at the calving lagoon of Ojo de Liebre, Baja California, Mexico.

[animalloversxo]

𓇼 ⋆.˚ 𓆉 𓆝 𓆡⋆.˚ 𓇼

[120daysofsodomm]

[incaseyouart]

Saw Wild Robot last night and was compelled to paint some Canadian Geese! These are literally ✨everywhere✨ in my city (Ottawa), and tbh never thought I'd want to paint them, but here we are!

[maureen2musings]

julianradwildlife

[wildlifegermany]

Junge Stare baden Juvenile Starlings taking a Bath

[classic-asian-art]

Bear In Snow, 1940 (colour woodblock print) by Takeuchi Seiho

[ramblingguy54]

"Kindness isn't a survival skill."

[yanushkaa]

[critter-catcher]

On this day of freedom, let's talk about how bald eagles are queer!

It starts with a female eagle named Hope and a male named Valor I. The two settled down to neat together, however Valor I wasn't a great dad. He did show up to incubate the eggs and basically never came around.

In comes another male, Valor II. He immediately did what a good eagle dad is supposed to, incubate, maintain the best, all that. This lead to him becoming Hope's new mate.

Here's where it gets interesting, Valor I didn't seem to mind and actually stuck around! Eventually Hope started mating with both of them, and Valor I even learned to be a good dad!

Unfortunately in 2017 Hope was killed by intruding eagles, but! The two male's actually stuck together and successfully raised their chicks!

Soon enough a new female named Starr came along and joined the two, and now she mates with both males every season!

This arrangement allows for the eagles to have a much more successful rate of raising chicks and fighting off other predators!

This particular story isn't the only one! Bald eagles have been seen in multiple arrangements including two females and one male!