(ANIMAL PICTURES) Sometimes we just want to blend in, even if we don’t completely belong. Can you figure out which thing in the following pictures is not like the others? — Global Animal
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Being A Mother In The Animal Kingdom (PHOTOS)
(ANIMAL KINGDOM) Carrying 22 babies, gaining 400 pounds, letting your youngsters eat your skin — and you thought being a mother was hard. Read on to learn about the many sacrifices that mothers make in the animal kingdom. — Global Animal
Coyote Alert In San Francisco
(ANIMAL NEWS) In San Francisco, there is an estimated one coyote per 80,500 people. Yet people living around Golden Gate Park are concerned about the coyotes living in there, some reporting that the animals have attacked their pets. “Coyote Alert” signs have been put up in places where the coyotes have been sighted. Read on for how the city is urging San Franciscans to coexist peacefully with the local wildlife. — Global Animal
Say Cheese! 10 Hilarious Animal Photobombs
(FUNNY ANIMAL PICTURES) Photo bombing, also known as “the fine art of ruining other peoples photos,” as defined by Urban Dictionary, usually involves someone in the background making a funny face or any other type of hilarious activity that’s distracting from the main focus of the photo. Most often done by people, in these cases the culprits are animals who seem to have a pretty good idea of what they’re doing. These hysterical photobombs are a sure way to brighten your day. — Global Animal
Giraffe Widowed After Zoo Break-In
(ANIMAL NEWS) POLAND — Zoo officials are trying to find a companion for Tofik, a widowed Rothschild giraffe, after his two female companions died after a zoo break-in on Saturday. The two females apparently died from stress when vandals broke into the facility in Lodz city. Read on for more on this unfortunate event and why officials are hoping to find a companion for the endangered giraffe. — Global Animal
Disney And Goodall Make A Difference
(WILDLIFE) Millions of people went to see baby Oscar within the first two weeks of Disneynature’s new IMAX film, Chimpanzee. The beautiful documentary follows the adorable Oscar and his chimpanzee family. For each ticket sold during the first couple weeks, Disney made a donation to the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) to help protect chimpanzees and their disappearing habitat. Thanks to Disney’s Worldwide Conservation Fund and moviegoers like you, the donations will protect 129,236 acres of wild chimpanzee habitat, educate children, and provide a year’s supply of food and medicine for orphaned chimps at JGI’s Tchimpounga chimpanzee sanctuary. — Global Animal
Donations will help to protect chimps habitats, educate children on conservation as well as provide care for orphaned chimps.
Famous Lone Wolf Captured In Color
(GREY WOLF) — A young male wolf from Oregon who made his way through mountains, across deserts, and along highways looking for a mate was spotted in California. With the first color photograph as proof of the sighting, the wolf called OR-7 appears healthy. Fortunately, grey wolves are considered a protected species in California, so hopefully he decides to stick around. Read more on OR-7′s epic journey below and how officials are attempting to protect him. — Global Animal
Mother’s Day In The Animal World
(ANIMAL MOMS) The phrases “Momma Bear” and ”Tiger Mom” are so common in the English language that most people don’t dwell too long on their origins. But they are inspired by fierce animal mommies who will go to great lengths to protect their young. The animal kingdom is full of moms devoted to their cubs, pups, calves, and infants. Celebrate this Mother’s Day with the best animal moms. — Global Animal
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