Fuck Yeah, Kingdom Animalia!

A blog dedicated to all of the amazing creatures of the kingdom animalia!

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The Raven by fotovolker

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The Curl-crested Jay has a stylish hairdo, just because…because birds, dare I say??

Source: Youtube, Flickr

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Absolutely had to share this.  Another little-known South American jay species.  I mean, just LOOK at what this bird has done with some of it’s nasal bristles/forehead feathers.  Their scientific name Cyanocorax cristatellus, means “dark-blue raven that is crested/plumed”.

Interesting note, the crows (Corvus) have not made it to South America.  The furthest south they go in the Americas are the upper regions of Central America and the Caribbean.  Of all the corvids, only the jays managed to colonize South America and they diversified into some truly splendid birds!

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via 500px / Jackdaw by Robert Adamec

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Radioactive Raven. by HeatherSchoff

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Raven - Mystic bird by steppeland

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(via The Moral: Aesop Knew Something About Crows - NYTimes.com)

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Fagry and Veeku.

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bully landing by depleted

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Raven’s Eye by d-elner

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Serval Kitten by Lloyd K. Barnes Photography

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Red-tailed monkey (Cercopithecus ascanius) Ndali-Kasenda crater lakes area, western Uganda by JulGlouton

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Sika Deer Cuddling by yasa_

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Lionhead by Fantasya72

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Okapi by yasa

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Shoebill (Balaeniceps rex), Uganda by JulGlouton

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photo  by wwmike

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Scottish Highlands by scotcrow