Beautiful photo: Fish spike out of terns
Lions fight fiercely for mates, brave antelope attacks jaguar, intelligent caterpillars camouflage into snakes, . are the most beautiful animal images last week.
Two male lions fight fiercely to gain territory and the right to mate with females in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe.
After facing a jaguar in the Masai Mara wildlife sanctuary in Kenya, the wildebeest bravely rushed to attack the predator instead of running away.
Cats play mouse before turning the prey into a delicious meal.The scene was recorded by Julian Stratenschulte in Hannover, Germany.
Chimp carries a small child in Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia.
Hungry whale sharks devour fish in fisherman's nets off Cendrawasih Bay, Indonesia.
Lucky fish escaped the tern of the terns when the fish jumped off the surface of El Dorado lake in Long Beach, California, USA.
A lion protecting the hippopotamus for fear of a photographer robbing him of his meal in the Masai Mara wildlife sanctuary, Kenya.
Baby Ethan Enzinge, 6 months old, cried when he first played with the little horse in Melbourne, Australia.
3-week-old baby birds are carried by their mothers across deep waters on Lake Ontario, Canada.
Sea turtles are enjoying their dinner in the waters near the Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
The young lion stood on the top of a mountain when the sun was setting in the Masai Mara wildlife reserve, Kenya.
A close-up of the caterpillar disguises itself as a snake to fool enemies in the Guanacaste, Costa Rica reserve.
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- The initial successful redistribution of Caspian terns