earthandanimals:

Indian Civet; Though catlike in appearance, civets are not felines, they belong to the suborder of carnivore known as Feliformia. Civets are native to tropical Asia and Africa. The Small Indian Civet is found throughout South and Southeast Asia and, due to it’s widespread geographical distribution, widespread habitat use and healthy populations living in agricultural and secondary landscapes, their numbers in the wild are so plentiful that they are listed on IUCN Conservation Status List as Least Concern.

Photo and description by Ashley Vincent.

theanimaleffect:

Bush Dog by joyfulmourne on Flickr.

(via earthandanimals)

funnywildlife:

Whooping Crane (Grus americana) twin chicks, wintering grounds, Johnson Ranch, Lamar, Texas, USA

by Klause Nigge Photography

(via funnywildlife)

animalkingd0m:

Wolverine by Ivan Kislov

(via earthandanimals)

funnywildlife:

Sandwich Terns _3540 by Eric Gofreed on Flickr.

owlday:

Tawny Owl

qelato:

casually smelling its tail 

(Source: m-e-t-h-a-m-p-h-e-t-a-m-i-n-e, via earthandanimals)

eqiunox:

. by Ari M. on Fivehundredpx.

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prancing-rats:

rosebud, sleeping.

(via effyeahpetrats)

(Source: togifs, via skyeaura)

earthlynation:

Yellow Throated Martin

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earth-song:

Про 4х4 by 

Igor Perfilyev

bouncybat:

smallnightbird:

New species of bat found, Niumbaha superba, and it’s adorable.

I AM SCREAMING AND FLAILING AROUND IN MY SEAT LOOK HOW ADORABLE IT LOOKS LIKE A BUMBLE BEEE

(via iamverysorry)