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Red-headed woodpecker perches on food cages, male frogs call their mates, birds fly in the sunset, ... are the best images of the past week.
While exploring the rainforest in Guyana, a group of biologists captured a giant South American python weighing 100kg and longer than 5m.
Hundreds of Afghans gathered at Mazar-e-Sharif last week to watch a spectacular match between camel fighters to welcome the Persian New Year.
In order to capture the hearts of the females, the male must have a majestic figure, dancing and singing and the most important thing is to have a beautiful nest.
NatGeo introduced images of devoted fathers to the children in the animal world, celebrating Father's Day
Catching prey, plunging into the water like an arrow, shaking their heads are the actions that kingfishers perform in the vivid beam below.
Considered the most powerful carnivores, tigers and lions can pair to produce unique hybrids between the two species.
The hardship and danger of raising children is shown in a documentary from BBC Natural World.
Although there is a large body, Gorilla is very gentle. They live only in Africa and have very close relationships with people.
Videos posted in the New York Post show that two pythons are tightly wrapped, seemingly wanting to prove their strength.
Due to the risk of attacking the male lion again, the wildebeest had to die and become a hearty meal for predators.
Shannon Moskoff shared a video that captured the scene of a pair of dramatic blue iguanas in the car park of Starbucks in Boca Raton, Florida, USA, on Facebook, Fox News…
The video was shot at Glen Garriff Conservation Center (GGC) in Harrismith, South Africa.
The spectacle of a hairy hunter spider with strenuous long legs attracts much attention on social networks.
The International Space Station reverts back to the unimaginable male phenomenon when flying to the South Pacific waters.