Ifestral Wild

08/07/2023

The curious owl is the cutest.. ❤

30/01/2023

Newborn Animals ❤🤷

30/01/2023

Me at work on a Monday 🤣

30/01/2023

28/01/2023

Pre-wedding

22/01/2023

22/01/2023

Just hanging out

Photo 📸
South Africa

19/01/2023

Putting a brave foot forward.

23/10/2022

Nature patterns ❤👍

23/10/2022

Colorful nature creations ❤🌳

22/10/2022

This is the largest bat in the world and I wonder if he fights crime also 👀

22/10/2022

Macro of spiders..
Credit Dileepa Rajaguru Wildlife Photography

19/10/2022

One of the rarest forms of sand, star sand, is both a beautiful sight and a scientific marvel. Found on the Taketomi, Hatoma, and Iriomote islands of Japan, star sand is exactly what the name implies — small, millimeter-sized pieces of sand in the shape of stars. At first glance, the beaches look like any other. Only when visitors take a closer look at the beach they stand on does it become clear that this is no ordinary sand. Despite the small size of the sand particles, beach-goers have no problem seeing this incredible five-pointed star shape with the naked eye.

Unlike most beaches, the sand on Hoshizuna Beach and other surrounding Japanese beaches is made up not of rocks and minerals, but rather of the remnants of previous organisms. Each little star is the exoskeleton of small, single-celled organisms known as Foraminifera.

As the waves roll in on the beach, the water carries with it the shells and exoskeletons of these tiny organisms, constructing the unique shoreline. This particular, star-shaped species of Foraminifera, known as Baculogypsina sphaerulata, is found only in the coral reefs of East Asia, making this special sand shape one of the rarest in the world.

16/10/2022

Pictures of Adorable Pregnant Animals You've Probably Never Seen Before 💕 😲
Credit goes to original owner ❤🙏

14/10/2022

How to face 📷 😀

03/10/2022

The only known pink manta ray in the world 💞

02/10/2022

11 young Wild Dogs this morning near Phalaborwa gate

21/09/2022

The fruit of the Southern Magnolia plant

19/09/2022

Amazing love ofWild nature 🍃 🦓🐅🦎🐋🦉

18/09/2022

National Geographic Picture of The Year. Black images are shadows of zebras. Zoom in and you will see zebras.

18/09/2022

"The Endless Circle of Life and Death"

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02/09/2022

Hey you 😀

18/07/2021

For Moon Lovers 🥰

18/07/2021

Abandoned Street Wall Art

18/07/2021

Snow Covered Mountain

18/07/2021

Best Place for Relaxing 🥰😘

14/07/2021

Cute buddy ❤

14/07/2021

Boss Kitty 😂🥰
📷 by toasted_elvis

13/07/2021

How ❤ friendship

13/07/2021

Macro Shot Photography of Chameleon

13/07/2021

Look my hair..❤

10/07/2021

How Cute 🥰😘

10/07/2021

Awesome Feeling

10/07/2021

Aval Cliff

10/07/2021

10/07/2021

loa animals 🥰❤