Wildlife Photographer

Sailfish
Maximum speed: 110km/h
Attaining speeds of up to 68 mph (109 kmph), the sailfish is atop the leaderboard of fastest fishes on the planet. It is also one of the most highly prized game fishes. As for the size, sailfish generally do not grow to more than 3 meters (9.8 ft) in length and rarely weigh over 90 kg (200 lb). Notable characteristics of sailfish are an erectile dorsal fin known as a sail and the elongated bill.
Sailfish are ocean racers, zooming through the water at an incredible speed of up to 68 miles per hour! They're easily recognized by their giant dorsal fin, which runs along their back like a sail. This fin helps them steer and stabilize themselves during these high-speed chases.
Sailfish are apex predators, using their pointed bill to slash and stun smaller fish. They also herd their prey into tight balls before striking, making for a successful hunt. While they can live up to 15 years in the wild, sailfish caught and released for sport fishing typically only survive for 4 to 5 years.

This baby Blue Heron looks just like a dinosaur.

Fun fact:
When lionesses are in heat, they have a lot of s*x in a single day (20 to 40 times) and it is the lioness who demands to mate.
So, if a male is tired and can't take it anymore, she bites his testicles, demanding him to continue mating

Humpback whale jumping next to a fishing boat, breaching the waters of Monterey Bay in California.
— Nature is just amazing! It always makes us surprised with its massive creatures, hidden plants, smelly flowers, and many more things. Recently, a picture was captured at California waters on Monterey Bay which gave goosebumps for the viewers.
The picture showed a huge humpback whale shooting out of the water and it was just amazing! The bay is the home to many species of marine animals and most importantly, it is located in the migratory path of Gray and Humpback whales which make it a popular whale watching spot.
The pictures shows the way how the massive Humpback shot up through the waves close to a fisherman’s boat named Baja Sueno. The photographer, Douglas Craft, who captured the picture told the media that “The whale is huge! If I’d been the fisherman, I’d probably need some new underwear”.
He has taken pictures from the porthole of another boat at an upward angle, making the whale appear even larger. He says “I went below deck to shoot from a porthole close to the water line. That’s what gives this amazing perspective of looking up at the whale”.
The photographer also had the help from a whale watcher, Kate Cummings who could take a video of the whale jump in action. He said to the media “It was fun capturing this video. The whale had already breached multiple times much further away from the fisherman. But sometimes when whales breach multiple times, they’re also heading a specific direction when they’re underwater building momentum for the next breach. I figured the next breach would be around the fisherman because the whale was heading that way and sure enough! Though I didn’t expect the whale and the boat to line up so perfectly.”

The male Flemish Giant rabbit can weigh up to 22 pounds (10 kg) and the female can get up to 20 pounds (9 kg). At most, they grow to be 2.5 feet long (70 cm).

Jacob's Well in Austin, Texas, USA, is a captivating natural spring located in the Texas Hill Country. This popular swimming spot is known for its crystal-clear, cool waters and the deep underwater cave system

It took 6 years, 4,200 hours and 720,000 photos for wildlife photographer Alan McFadyen to get this perfect shot.
A Kingfisher diving into the water.

Kingfishers are a family of small to medium-sized, brightly colored birds known for their vivid plumage and remarkable hunting skills. Belonging to the family Alcedinidae, they are found worldwide, with the highest diversity in the tropical regions of Africa, Asia, and Oceania. There are about 90 species of kingfishers, which are divided into three subfamilies: Alcedininae (river kingfishers), Halcyoninae (tree kingfishers), and Cerylinae (water kingfishers). These birds typically have large heads, long, sharp, pointed bills, and short legs. Their plumage is often a striking combination of blues, greens, and oranges, which can appear iridescent in certain lighting conditions. Kingfishers are known for their keen eyesight, which is vital for spotting prey from a distance.

Kingfishers primarily feed on fish, insects, and small amphibians, which they catch with their impressive diving skills. They are often seen perched quietly on branches or rocks near water bodies, from where they can spot and swiftly dive into the water to capture their prey. Their diet and hunting techniques vary among species; some prefer diving into rivers and lakes, while others may forage in forests or savannas. Kingfishers usually nest in burrows excavated in riverbanks, termite mounds, or tree cavities, where they lay a clutch of eggs. Despite their dazzling appearance and fascinating behaviors, many kingfisher species are threatened by habitat destruction and pollution, which underscores the importance of conservation efforts to protect these captivating birds and their natural environments

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Akhal-teke, a horse breed over 3,000 years old. As if woven from silk and pearls, the breed comes from Turkmenistan

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I Don't Know Much About Birds, But I Think This Couple Had An Argument.

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The Harpy Eagle is the most powerful Eagle in the world. It’s wingspan can get up to 7.5 feet‼️😳

Przewalski's horse

Purple Sunbird male

Grey-headed fish eagle.

Flight of the fearless.

This stunning photo shows an Australian "Green Tree Frog" swallowing a Snake.
The Snake seems to be making one last desperate attempt to get out before disappearing into the dark abyss forever!

The Baobab in Madagascar is not just a tree but a symbol

The Broyac G Yaleleho hoodoos in the White Valley of New Mexico, white rock formations, blue sky, dappled sunlight, United States

Sunset Dance...

Lion Tailed Macaque

The Alaskan Wood Frog, freezes during the winter and while frozen, the frog stops breathing and heart stops beating and when it thaws during spring, he wakes up and hop away ! 🐸
Biologists' studies shows that Alaskan wood frog have evolved ways to freeze solid for up to eight months each year and accomplish what would seem to be a biological miracle 💥❤️

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In Ecuador,
the Socratea Exorrhiza,
known as the walking tree, fascinates with its unique ability to "walk". Its aerial roots act as "legs", allowing it to move slowly in search of optimal sunlight. As the soil erodes, it develops new roots that find more stable and fertile soils, facilitating its movement of up to 2-3 centimeters per day or 20 meters per year.

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The Mexican alligator lizard

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