gliding by FelixR on Flickr.
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@conservationatukc
gliding by FelixR on Flickr.
Fall is my favorite.
by Jaki Portolese (jakfruit.tumblr.com)
at Brightside Farm Sanctuary
"How can we not save their poor little lives. 3 days old and considered dairy industry wastage and ready for slaughter. All so humans can consume dairy.
Once you have seen lonely, weak forlorn little baby calves staggering to the kill floors or being thrown by frustrated slaughtermen surely any animal lover would feel a strong urge to re think their dietary choices.”
photo by Игорь Ryabov on Flickr.
Should I let it grow? by Frank Rønsholt
photos by nicolas reusens
Singing gibbon by Tambako The Jaguar
Bats are really cool and I love them.
Out with the old and in with the new!
So the time has finally come for us to hand over to the new Conservation Society committee. It's been a pleasure blogging with you all and I wish all of you the best for the future!
Good luck to the new team taking over, and if you would like to keep on following our old tumblr team you can find Jack here and me here.
Take care, chin up and stay strong!
Hannah
European Fox - by Foto Foosa
“The earliest sharks date from more than 420 million years ago, before the time of the dinosaurs! The 400 species of modern sharks have evolved in various ways and scientists have classified them into the 8 major groups shown in this graphic. See how sharks fit into this family tree, from the most well-known sharks like the great white and tiger sharks, to the bizarre lesser-known sharks like the frilled shark, goblin shark and cookiecutter shark.”
Joseph // Source
(via 500px / Chameleon by Sara Frigeri)
Furcifer pardalis
Blondie : (Tony Beck)