A picture of an eagle through binoculars looks like it’s on the moon.
This person had to cut down their tree but didn’t realize they took away someone else’s home.
Animals In Liminal Spaces.
While cutting onions, cats can also cry.
A rabies vaccines that is airdropped in the woods for raccoons to eat.
Geese respecting the no trespassing sign.
Shibas being themselves.
This large windmill was able to provide shade for these sheep.
The perfect timing of this photo looks like an eagle taking a selfie.
Animals Being Completely Destructive.
Scorpions Glow Under Ultraviolet Light.
Scorpions, along with other arthropods and insects, have an outer layer called a "cuticle." Unlike the cuticles on your fingers, which are made of hard or dead skin, the cuticle on a scorpion is a part of its exoskeleton.
This cuticle has a thin section called the "hyaline layer." The hyaline layer is what reacts to ultraviolet (UV) light, such as black light or moonlight, and causes the scorpion's body to glow.
A slug that has no clue where its going.
Pigeons can sometimes get left with bread necklaces after a snack.
This person wanted to show off their wildlife capture until it happened..
This is a fox snake btw, which is non venomous so the person was able to quickly recover from a quick bite.
This person wanted to show off their wildlife capture until it happened..
This is a fox snake btw, which is non venomous so the person was able to quickly recover from a quick bite.
In the city of Quevedo in Ecuador a sloth tried to cross the road and only made it half way before giving up and clinging to a guard rail for safety.
The local police went on a rescue mission and the sloth was evaluated by a veterinarian and then returned to its natural habitat.
Animals that blend into their environment.
