llbwwb:

Golden Cat ,Ripose… by *quaddie .

llbwwb:

Golden Cat ,Ripose… by *quaddie .


alxbngala:

Duality[x]


ayustar:

A lynx on the tree III by Tambako the Jaguar on Flickr.

foxycritter:

holy fuck it’s a gradient goat
one may even say
a goatient

foxycritter:

holy fuck it’s a gradient goat

one may even say

a goatient


reptilefacts:

astronomy-to-zoologyBrothers Island Tuatara (Sphenodon guntheri)

While it may look like a lizard, this species of reptile is actually one of the sole surviving members of a clade of reptiles that lived 200 million years ago. As you might of guessed by its name this living fossil can only be found on Brothers Island off of New Zealand. This tuatara species is a nocturnal hunter emerging from its burrow at night to feed on small invertebrates, eggs and even small birds. A special movement of its jaw allows them to eat their bony prey quite easily. Reproduction in this species is very competitive as females only reproduce once every 2-5 years. And as such males go through brutal fights with each-other to get a chance to mate.

Phylogeny: Animalia-Chordata-Reptilia-Rhynchocephalia-Sphenodontidae-Spehenodon-guntheri

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recorrupted:


vegasmo:
The only kind of marks you should ever leave on a dog.

I’ve reblogged this photo so many times & that’s my favorite comment on a photo in the history of the w

recorrupted:

vegasmo:

The only kind of marks you should ever leave on a dog.

I’ve reblogged this photo so many times & that’s my favorite comment on a photo in the history of the w


ayustar:

Bambi by Naturfotografie - Stefan Betz on Flickr.

55mint:

Mountain Lake by: Crystal Wightman

55mint:

Mountain Lake by: Crystal Wightman


the-absolute-funniest-posts:

tin-pan-ali:
izzetheking:
PUPPIESS!
Those are goats.
This post has been featured on a 1000notes.com blog.

the-absolute-funniest-posts:

tin-pan-ali:

izzetheking:

PUPPIESS!

Those are goats.

This post has been featured on a 1000notes.com blog.


astronomy-to-zoology:

Western Sand Dollars (Dendraster excentricus) forming a barricade against a starfish.
Video Source

astronomy-to-zoology:

Western Sand Dollars (Dendraster excentricus) forming a barricade against a starfish.

Video Source