1. Exploring British Columbia with a flower in the head
From @siberian_reinhardt
2. Sleepy Animals fur baby
From @shujath.mohammed
3. Reflection of his mom
From @varun.aditya
4. Baby enjoying the sun
From @hmgaard
5. Cute photographer
From @knutini_
6. The best snuggles
From @reneehowell18
7. Eyes to eyes
From @michele_bavassano
8. Meerkat style
From @claudiatakeswildlifephotos_
9. Dinosaurs are back, Good one, almost had me
From @dr.raphaelbraga & @quintaldoitaguare
10. You’ve got this
From @shot.by.sheree
11. Tag a Bunny Lover
From @morgans.pals.rabbitry
12. Running away from this week’s responsibilities like….tag a friend who can relate
From @zian_ct
13. Bonding session
From @wildcatcentre
14. Sassy sandhill crane
This sandhill crane did not find my reel as amusing as I did. We often have a few of these behind of the house, all of them equally as sassy as this one!
From @russellmavphotography
15. A mama whale and its beautiful newborn baby whale
This was taken in Tonga, one of the few destinations in the world where you can swim with humpback whales. If you'd like to spot them here, these magnificent animals pass through the islands between the months of July and October in order to mate and give birth
From @daniopetrucci
16. Sleepy Pallas’s cat, Have you ever seen one before? He tucked his tail under his paws to keep it warm, cute
From @RomanPaulov
17. Enjoy wildlife
From @michele_bavassano
18. When sea turtles sleep, they can slow their heart rate to just a few beats per minute to conserve oxygen
From @charlottepiho
19. A reminder to stay hydrated, at Monterey, California, US
shows u a massive Blue Whale spotted in Monterey, California. An adult blue whale can take up to about 10,000 gallons of water in its mouth while eating—however, the baleen in the whale's mouth filters the food and the whale pushes most of the water out
From @slatermoorephotography
20. Have a nice day
From @murmeltierfotos.de
21. How beautiful is this black Jaguar? At St Augustine Wild Reserve-Wildlife Sanctuary
From @theseanexotic
22. Whale, hello there friend, at Monterey Bay, California, USA
Today we shares this incredible footage of a humpback whale spotted in Monterey Bay, California. Humpbacks travel thousands of miles to feed on krill and schooling fish here and are usually spotted here from late April through early December
From @slatermoorephotography
23. Making friends in the Swiss alps
From @spottytheswissdalmatian
24. Tag a friend, chilling with friends be like
From TT
