Category Archives: Critters

Payback

What if animals were round?

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History!

Christmas Kitties

Christmas Kitties

The Box

This is why I drink

Orcas playing with swimmer

While visiting the Coromandel Peninsula in New Zealand, Australian surf photographer Dylan Brayshaw flew his drone over the water and captured the remarkable sight of an Orca pod, consisting of a mother and two babies, coming up alongside a woman who was doggedly swimming against the tide. The playful whales repeatedly encircled the swimmer without doing her any harm. Nonetheless, the woman exited the sea, but soon went right back in to swim with the whales.

I was watching a pod of orcas swimming up the beach, I saw a swimmer swimming along shore directly towards them,… The orcas circled her and she got quite the fright. She then got out the water as she was only 20m from shore. Some onlookers chatted to her about the experience and then to my surprise she got back into the water and swam back towards the pod, to I assume continue her training swim.

The Last Thing

Now THAT’s a GOOD BOY!

A good boy who survived the deadliest and most destructive fire in California’s history was found weeks later, apparently guarding the site of what was his family’s home.

Read the rest over on Gizmodo here

Scottish Wildcat Kitten born at Chester Zoo!

Wikipedia Article on the Scottish Wildcat here

Story on CTVNews (Canada) here

Strolling Along…

Hummingbird Lands on his finger!

If I fits, I Sits

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Massive Aggregations of Octopus Brooding

November 9th

White moose in Sweden

Hans Nilsson has spent three years trying to spot an elusive white moose in the town of Eda, in western Sweden. Last week he got lucky and crossed paths with the ghost-colored herbivore two days in a row.

When Nilsson saw the moose the first time, he was amazed. On the second day, he was ready.

Read more over on the Washington Post.

Baby rhino thinks he’s a lamb

Stick, Snake or Caterpillar

Sharing your home with two Bobcats

I can see everything!