the wild
This is my side blog dedicated to my love for animals. I will follow you on my main blog - fr-e-e-d-om :)

Reblog if you’re a nature blog or animal supporting blog.

perfectplasticworld:

I need to follow more of these.

May 27th 2012 at 03:37PM | 21 notes
f-elin: Cheetah at Sunset, Maasai Mara Reserve, Kenya by Gürcan Genç on flickr
May 25th 2012 at 03:25PM | 743 notes
l-i-o-ness: click for more big cats :)
May 25th 2012 at 01:44PM | 3,587 notes
kingdom-of-animals: Amur Tigress - She Dives by the Snow Tiger on Flickr.
May 25th 2012 at 12:43PM | 300 notes
May 23rd 2012 at 07:45PM | 526 notes
planetofbeauty: The Zebra Family by Omri Suissa on Flickr.
May 23rd 2012 at 06:22PM | 157 notes
animalgazing: Raccoons / Raton-Laveurs by Eric Bégin on Flickr.
May 23rd 2012 at 04:52PM | 414 notes
wild-earth: (via jayalice)
May 23rd 2012 at 03:15PM | 1,599 notes
surferdude182: (via zooborns)
May 23rd 2012 at 02:08PM | 948 notes
kaptions: Wotcha, looket these! These little guys are called Russian scientists, and this group is a  real beaut. Watch them group around their little equipment boxes. six months a year, these critchers come down with equipment and bright coats and like to mess around in the snow, foraging for science. Like most wildlife down here, they migrate north during the winter seasons, returning like clockwork the next year. We’ll be back after these messages. From The National Geographic Photo of the Day.
May 16th 2012 at 10:36PM | 15 notes
lori-rocks: Leopard by Tashi Delek
May 16th 2012 at 09:11PM | 428 notes
saola: p-erfectvibes: adrableee like i cant I wish i was the photographer in that moment
May 16th 2012 at 07:33PM | 4,866 notes
dugong by mouzhik on Flickr. The dugong is a large marine mammal which, together with the manatees, is one of four living species of the order Sirenia. The dugong has been hunted for thousands of years, often for its meat and oil. The dugong’s current distribution is reduced and disjunct, and many populations are close to extinction. With its long lifespan of 70 years or more and slow rate of reproduction, the dugong is especially vulnerable.
May 16th 2012 at 06:08PM | 118 notes
l-i-o-ness: click for more big cats :)
May 16th 2012 at 04:15AM | 3,362 notes
the-narwhal-orchestra: The frog and toadstool by *AngiNelson
May 16th 2012 at 02:50AM | 45 notes
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