Nature of the icy region
The currents of melting water on the ice form create a curving shape. The mother and son bear on the iceberg. Below are photos of wild nature in cold lands.
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The currents of melting water on the ice form create a curving shape. The mother and son bear on the iceberg. Below are photos of wild nature in cold lands.
The hardship and danger of raising children is shown in a documentary from BBC Natural World.
Stories about the fathers of animals with great dedication to children are always interesting stories.
Maternal love is the instinct of most animals in nature, when maternal animals spend all their love and protection for their newborn babies.
The bright cloud at dawn, the white bear sleeping on his mother's back, the reindeer herd moving to the meadow are interesting scenes of life on the cold tundra all year…
Seals are not ear-lit by sun, elephants discover grass, mottled and spotted moths, thoughtful sitting spirits are funny images of young animals in the animal world.
With the speed of dizzying water and delicate eyes, the leopard is a terrifying predator in nature. They are dangerous and are decreasing in number.
Tigers tuck their children up with their mouths, monkeys grab their babies on their backs or hang under their stomachs ... each animal has its own way of caring for its…
The video showed that the mother mouse led the herds of mice to get food and especially they kept their tails moving in line.
According to the Daily Mail, the video posted on social networks shows scenes of mother chickens standing on the road in Visakhapatnam, India, with chicks hiding under h…
A huge poisonous snake, when the parents leave the nest, have been digging into eating baby birds, until the mother bird comes back, it is too late.
Is this worm really real? If it is true, how interesting is Mother Nature?
The mother elephant spotted the lion rushing towards the elephant and immediately turned to warn the predator.
Sound biologist Gordon Hempton spent 35 years recording natural sounds in space, according to National Geographic.
The image of a mother-in-law carrying piglets on her back attracted great attention from the American community.