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ultimamente ‘nada’ e o que me define.
A two week-old eastern bongo calf looks out from under her mother at Sydney’s Taronga zoo. Eastern (or highlands) bongos are critically endangered with as few as 75 remaining in small groups of 6-12 animals in their Kenyan upland range. Bongo are one of the largest species of antelope in the world and are recognised by their striking russet colour and large antlers which extend over their backs Photograph: William West/AFP/Getty Images
Wow…just wow
Busch Gardens welcomed its newest resident earlier this week: an adorable Aardvark born Monday, March 26. The healthy baby weighs about 4.8 pounds and is expected to grow to more than 120 lbs. within its first year.
It is currently living behind the scenes at Jambo Junction – located in the Nairobi area of the park – and is receiving care from members of the animal care team. The baby will join mom “Izzy” and dad “Friz” in the upcoming weeks and will be an Animal Ambassador for the park, along with its older brother “Zawadi,” who will be a year old on April 10.
There are fewer than 40 aardvarks in zoos in North America. They are solitary by nature, and Aardvark births are not common. (via)
Your Beautiful Eyes. Macro photography of pupils and human eyes by photographer Suren Manvelyan
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Best Pictures Of A Baby Elephant Playing At A Beach Of All Time
My heart just melted and I died. RIP.
Oh my!
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e na verdade, cada qual considera bárbaro o que nao se pratica em sua terra…
Michel de Montaigne - Ensaios
ódio, nojo, dor, é só um pouco do que eu sinto quando se trata do ser humano.
