Well, hug a goose

 

The love of an animal is like no other. So head to your nearest farm and get acquainted with some new friends (especially of the goosey kind).

Credits: GIPHY via Gifng, Alexander Smith, GIFs Community and Facebook

Hostile Planet: Grasslands

 

GIFs repository GIPHY is promoting the new National Geographic documentary series “Hostile Planet”, which looks at the animals making their home among different environments such as the oceans and mountain ranges. Among the stars of this expert insight into the wildlife of the African plains are these feisty baboons.

Credits: National Geographic via National Geographic Channel and GIPHY

The colours of happiness take flight

 

“Le bonheur est comme un papillon : il vole sans jamais regarder en arrière.” 🦋
Robert Lalonde

“Happiness is like a butterfly: it flies without ever looking back.“ 🦋
Robert Lalonde

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Credits: MOTHKILL and Tumblr via Fidjie Fidjie, Gifs Animés: art ,humour,animaux… and Google+

Unbelievably stunned

 

When you’ve realised that fly was faster than expected. Better luck next time, bro.

Credits: BBC Earth via BBC Earth, GIPHY, Mustafa Cahit, GIFs Community and Facebook

In the middle of a feeding frenzy?

 

I wouldn’t try it.

Credits: Via Panah Rad, Rad GIFs & Videos and Google+

Just playing…

 

A man and a bear cub have a splasharound in the local river. A perfect rapport between two top flight species of the animal kingdom.

Credits: DailyPicksandFlicks and YouTube via Panah Rad, Rad GIFs & Videos and Google+

A karma chameleon’s lunch

 

This lunchtime, be grateful you’re not a chameleon. Look at what they have to eat on their downtime.

Credits: National Geographic via GIPHY, Squarespace and Kurpinski’s Class

Jerboa

 

The jerboa – small in stature, but sleek in foot. Gives all the desert snakes a slither for their dinner.

Credits: GifGif via Milorad Videjovic, GIFs Community and Facebook

Mauritius holiday Nov. 2018 – 2

 

As this is the last day of me being in the UK before I jet off to Mauritius (via Dubai) tomorrow, here’s a GIF of a dodo, our national bird. The dodo looks like it couldn’t get around fast enough, which might have led to its extinction at the hands of hungry Portuguese sailors and colonists.

Credits: Big Mike’s Avatars via GifCities and Internet Archive

The flying mouse

 

There are about 1,100 bat species worldwide, which represent about twenty percent of all classified mammal species.

Credits: massarenti via GifCities and Internet Archive, Wikiquote