Snake tree frogs are swallowed up, baby elephants are using the "reverse" soil . are the most impressive images of nature in the past week.
The antelopes are resting on a meadow near Marfa, Texas, USA.
Red-headed tortoises are one of the 25 most endangered turtles in the world. This turtle
live mainly in river basins in India and Bangladesh.
An Iberian wolf at Portugal's wildlife conservation center. There are about
2000 species of this wolf on the Iberian Peninsula.
Mosses grow green on the trees in the forests of Nymans Wood, Sussex, England.
A flock of wild ducks migrates to the wetlands in Kashmir, India.
A new species of crab has just been discovered at Pak Bara beach, Thailand. The crab has more color
cream and apricot gray.
A baby elephant is using the tap 'inverted' land, while a zebra is wandering alone at
Tsavo West conservation area, Kenya.
Image of a rare precious rhino in Ujung Kulon conservation area, Indonesia.
The moment of snake-swallowed tree frog in the Amazon basin is part of Ecuador.
A new species of catfish has just been discovered in the Amazon River, Brazil.
A diver is swimming with colorful fish in the Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
In a recent report, scientists warn most coral reefs around the world will
disappeared in 2050.
