Animal photos last week: Two heads of pelicans

A safari cheetah in the safari park at Masai Mara (Kenya) casually jumped on the roof of a caravan of tourists, making them very excited.

Looks like this bear is twisting his professional dance moves, but the truth is that he's trying to get his balance.

A two-headed pelican appeared in Danube Delta (Ukraine).

Two of the four new porcupines were born at Cameron Zoo in Waco, Texas (USA). The youngest weighs 18g and the heaviest is 36g.

An old horse stalked along the train tracks at Castleton Station (England).

This bear cooled by putting his head down in the lake. When breathing, its nose also swells with bubbles.

12 puppies sit neatly in small bins. They were fortunate to have a family after their mother got lost and was adopted by a woman in Florida.

A funny chicks in the pope's hat and the other one looks so pretty in a white scarf with a red flower. American photographer Julie Persons made a unique set of photos by dressing the chicks.

A lucky duckling escapes the attack of seagulls. It was caught when straying, but fortunately the mother duck saw and released it in time.

A couple discovered a large python in their trunk when visiting Kruger National Park, South Africa.

This rabbit is a contestant attending a rabbit jumping competition in Weissenbrunn, southern Germany.

A baby lemur seems very excited when sitting on her mother's back.

At the zoo in Jinan (China), a mother monkey of a capuchin piggyback carries two children on her back.

At the coast in the Falkland Islands, two male sea elephants are competing to become sires and will be mating with more than 100 females.

An immature Mandrill monkey. His mother was killed by poachers. This photo is part of a program of the World Animal Protection Fund to combat illegal hunting and trade.