Love seabirds snuggled together, wild horses swam across the river, monkeys cooperated to destroy traps . were the most impressive animal images last week.
A male bird belongs to the red-backed cypress genus at Lake Farm (England). This is a starling, migratory bird that rarely appears in the British Isles.
A couple of sea urchins lie snuggled together, one on the neck has a wild wreath, which looks very romantic.
The beautiful coat of a spotted deer in Yala National Park, about 300km from central Colombia, Sri Lanka.
Also at Yala Park, two jaguars crossed the road full of rocks. They are on their way to the nearby forest.
A pack of wild horses swim across the river in Virginia (USA). They are gathered here to prepare for the annual swimming tour across the Assateague Channel to Chincoteague Island.
Sula sula in Tubbataha, Philippines. He was staring intently at the photographer's lens with a look of curiosity.
Two small gorillas are collaborating to find ways to break the poacher's trap.
This Vizon mink does not show any fear at the camera. This is a night predator in the United States.
Yuniar, a 6-year-old orangutan female of Sumatra orangutan, will be released next month in Aceh, northern Sumatra, Indonesia.
A rare fish of the Coryphaenoides genus caught on the coast of New Zealand. It seems that this is the first time this fish has been found in New Zealand.
The funny run of the hamster with both sides of the chubby cheek bag filled with food. This species is in danger of extinction because it is considered a crop destroyer or trapped for fur.
An adult cut bird perches on a rock at Glenwherry, north of Irelad.
Swallowing birds hover in the air. (Photo: richardnicollphotography.co.uk)