Sugar Ray, a 20-year-old drill monkey, is seen at the Drill Ranch in Cross River State, Nigeria, which serves as a safe haven for the endangered species. When Sugar Ray was a baby, his mother was killed by a hunter, and he lost a lower limb.
Shrekapo, the rare merino sheep in New Zealand’s Lake Tekapo. While eluding capture, the sheep produced a massive fleece and is now 18.6kg lighter following its first shave.
Near a meadow in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, a typical bronzeback tree snake (Dendrelaphis tristis) emerges through the grasses.
In a nest near Monchique, Portugal, a stork feeds its young.
The world’s most muscular shark, with what seems to be a six-pack, cruises through the sea. It can be seen slamming into a diver’s cage in incredible photos.
At the Wild Animal Conservation and Rehabilitation Center in Van, Turkey, a baby bear named Hakvan is viewed. The newborn bear is fed every three hours and is continually maintained under the watch of veterinarians after being removed from its mother and brought to Van for treatment.
At the Wild Animal Conservation and Rehabilitation Center in Van, Turkey, a baby bear named Hakvan is viewed. The newborn bear is fed every three hours and is continually maintained under the watch of veterinarians after being removed from its mother and brought to Van for treatment.
The Woburn Safari Park has welcomed ring-tailed lemur twins. They twins are born to parents Sambava and Berenty. The ring-tailed lemur is an endangered species. Therefore, the birth is a double victory for the safari park and lemurs worldwide. Furthermore, the primate team at the safari park has confirmed that one twin is male whereas the other is female.
