Animal photos last week: The horses swim across the river

Love seabirds snuggled together, wild horses swam across the river, monkeys cooperated to destroy traps . were the most impressive animal images last week.

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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.

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A couple of sea urchins lie snuggled together, one on the neck has a wild wreath, which looks very romantic.

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The beautiful coat of a spotted deer in Yala National Park, about 300km from central Colombia, Sri Lanka.

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Also at Yala Park, two jaguars crossed the road full of rocks. They are on their way to the nearby forest.

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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.

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Sula sula in Tubbataha, Philippines. He was staring intently at the photographer's lens with a look of curiosity.

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Two small gorillas are collaborating to find ways to break the poacher's trap.

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This Vizon mink does not show any fear at the camera. This is a night predator in the United States.

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Yuniar, a 6-year-old orangutan female of Sumatra orangutan, will be released next month in Aceh, northern Sumatra, Indonesia.

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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.

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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.