Domestic cats 'play around' lions, 'chase' African elephants
Together George Logan and Tony Swinney created a photo of a domestic cat 'playing' with the big animals in Shamwari, South Africa.
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Together George Logan and Tony Swinney created a photo of a domestic cat 'playing' with the big animals in Shamwari, South Africa.
Photographer Paul Goldstein recorded photographs of the chase while sitting on an icebreaker ship at Spitsbergen, Norway.
The penguins tail each other on the water, the air chase of newspapers and baboons ... are spectacular images that photographer Paul Goldstein has recorded.
Monkey family is roaring in the cold, swans chase each other on the field, flowers drop early snowfall, ... are the most beautiful nature images last week.
The sight of the bull running away when the crane spreads its wings and chasing it on the grass is one of the most impressive images of the week about animals.
The paradox happens when a lion leaps into the stream to catch the antelope, but is then chased by the prey itself.
Wild buffalo is an attractive prey but extremely dangerous to lions and the confrontation between these two animals always causes chases.
The act of chasing the back of the mouse is so violent that the cat frightens, giving up on the intention of hunting and turning to escape on the streets of Luxembourg.
According to the Daily Star, in the video, a military plane seems to chase UFO in the sky of Oregon, USA.
The action squirrel with 'assertive face', causing the owl to leave the nest.
The mother elephant spotted the lion rushing towards the elephant and immediately turned to warn the predator.
A clip made by the famous TV channel Discovery shows how brave and organized wild buffalo is. Initially, they were suppressed by large lions, forced to retreat. Some ill…
The scene of a white cat owl and a black cat playing happily in a wild countryside attracted many viewers.
The single rail system, the ship hovering in the air, the sea crossing ... are the railway lines
Mothballs (camphor) are often put into the closet to chase termites, cockroaches ... However, if not used properly, this chemical will cause poisoning.