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02/02/2025

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01/02/2025

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31/01/2025

🐘♡A photo taken somewhere on the Indian highway. Two elephants reach out in a brief moment of love and bonding before being taken away from each other for a lifetime of serving man. A New Study Reveals They Call Each Other by Names, a First Among Non-Human Species.
Maybe this is the last time they saw each other 🥺🥺








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30/01/2025

When your dog comes to the dog kennel because you’re tired of him, because he bothers you, prevents you from going on holiday or other excuses...
He sits and waits.
He's waiting for you to come get him.
A second, a minute, an hour, a day, a month, a year --- he's waiting for you.
He doesn’t know why, but he’s waiting because he trusts you; because unlike you, he loves you.
Your dog is not a toy. Think twice before getting a dog. You have the responsibility of a living being and of a family member.
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29/01/2025

When Robin Williams managed to make a gorilla laugh again after he had been mourning the death of his friend for six months.

Some American ethologists had taught a gorilla named Koko to speak to humans, through sign language.

Koko was extremely intelligent, but was going through a very difficult time, so much so that biologists feared he had begun to suffer from a serious form of melancholy.

The researchers wanted to help Koko, finding him a new friend, and at the same time they wanted to study how he interacted with humans.

In fact, having studied sign language and being able to communicate with our species, compared to other gorillas, Koko was the perfect specimen to establish whether there were real cognitive boundaries between our species or not.

They then asked Robin Williams, known mainly for being a great comedian, if he wanted to spend a few hours in the company of Koko, trying to interact with him naturally, as if he were a normal person in need of help.

Williams immediately accepted, even if he had doubts about the manner of the meeting. He was not an expert on primates and feared he would be too awkward to interact peacefully with the animal.

However, when he arrived in front of the gorilla, Williams had a real epiphany.

By allowing the animal to get to know him on its own, Williams realized that interacting with Koko was as if he were interacting with a very curious child. Little by little, the gorilla became more and more interested in the visitor, so much so that he was fascinated by his pair of glasses and wanted to see him with "his strange eyes made of glass".

Koko soon began to talk to Williams, using sign language, suggesting they play or asking him surprisingly intelligent questions, which shocked the actor. The two, in a few minutes, even began to joke, tickle each other, play and tell some of their life experiences.

This deeply surprised the researchers, who asked Koko to define the actor with a chosen word. The term that the gorilla used was "friend".

Williams himself was positively disturbed by that meeting, especially when he learned that he had managed to make a gorilla laugh who was at risk of falling into depression due to loneliness.

Following this, he then decided to visit Koko whenever he could and to shoot commercials with him, in favor of the conservation of protected species and against animal experimentation.

The bond that was created between Koko and the American actor was so deep that he survived Williams' death, which occurred in 2014. In fact, when the old gorilla learned of his friend's death, he signaled to his instructors if he could cry and remained thoughtful for a few days, his lips trembling in mourning.

Koko was inconsolable in knowing that he would never see him again.

Koko died 4 years later, in 2018, at the age of 46. Today he is remembered as one of the most important primates in the history of scientific research....

Credit - Daily Factfinder








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28/01/2025

Majestic long horned cows from Ankole-Uganda.








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27/01/2025

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26/01/2025

Incredible








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21/01/2025

I recently spent $6,500 on this registered Black Angus bull.
I put him out with the herd but he just ate grass and wouldn't even look at a cow.
I was beginning to think I had paid more for that bull than he was worth.
Anyway......I had the Vet come and take a look at him.
He said,, the bull was very healthy, but possibly just a little young, so he gave me some pills to feed him once per day.
The bull started to service the cows within two days……. all my cows!
He even broke through the fence and bred with all of my neighbor's cows!
He's like a machine!
I don't know what was in the pills the Vet gave him ... but they kind of taste like peppermint.

19/01/2025

Isn't he sweet !








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14/01/2025

Bald Eagle with Prairie Dog snack








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13/01/2025

Los Angeles firefighters saving the life of a furry baby from the massive fires

All credits goes to respective owners. 📷









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12/01/2025

This photo was taken by a vendor sitting on a sidewalk, and commented:
"This dog was sitting watching the customers who took food from me and gave me a currency note in exchange. After a while, he immediately got up and brought a piece of leaf, and looked at me with innocent and hopeful eyes. As if he wanted to eat something, in return, I fulfilled his wish."
This story is a perfect example of simplicity and innocence, where even an animal tries to understand human behavior.
credit goes to the owner








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11/01/2025

08/01/2025

he owner of the horse died in a car accident. When his horse came close to the crate he smelled his owner and emotions were triggered. He rested his head on the coffin, whimpered, and sighed as if grieving.
Not only do people feel sad, animals also know how to suffer.

All credits goes to respective owners. 📷








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06/01/2025

Short Eared Owl and a Carrion Crow.








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06/01/2025

Focus on the picture.
At the Reitfli Wildlife Sanctuary in South Africa, photographer Clint Ralph captured this wonderful picture of an African buffalo drinking water alongside a red starling, also called a bullpecker.

The relationship between the "African buffalo" and the "bullpecker" bird is one of the most wonderful symbiotic relationships in the animal world where the bird gets its main food supply by extracting insects, ticks and larvae from the fur of the buffalo.

This bird also works to protect the African buffalo by eating








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