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Atlantic Puffin (Fratercula arctica), family Alcidae, order Charadriiformes, NE Atlantic Coast of the United States

photograph by Kevin VandeVusse

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Jenny Bloomfield

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Tetsuo Takahara

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Tigers with a frozen milk brick on a hot day

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The Bargibant’s pygmy sea horse measures an inch from snout to tail. It is almost invisible as it clings with its tail to a coral / Richard Smith

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Violet-backed Starling (Cinnyricinclus leucogaster), family Sturnidae, order Passeriformes, South Africa

photograph by Rudy Böhmer

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By Tumwinekenneth - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Link

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By I've Got It On Film! - https://www.flickr.com/photos/55153936@N00/51871418791/, CC BY 2.0, Link

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Northern White-lipped Python aka D'Albert’s Water Python (Leiopython albertisii), family Pythonidae, found in New Guinea and a few small nearby islands

photograph by Tara Biron

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Best friends

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Spectral bats, the biggest bats in the Western Hemisphere, with three-foot wingspans. They are carnivores that use their outsize teeth to eat birds, rodents and even their fellow bats.

Scientists have discovered that these creatures of the night have a cuddly side: They bring each other food, play with bugs and greet their roost-mates with batwing “hugs.”

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Patiently waiting for bird videos to be invented. Photo from my collection, 1956.

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Penguin highway

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(by Anant)