Have you ever wondered how animals see the world? How does their vision differ from ours? You will get a great idea by watching this clip. The world through the eyes of many animals is completely different from ours. Eyes evolved 500 million years ago. From humble beginnings, when they only perceived light, they developed into an extraordinary organ and tool/weapon of humans and animals. See how animals see the world.
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Meet the penguin who swims 8,000 kilometers every year to visit the man who saved his life. Dindim is the most loyal friend of a Brazilian fisherman named João Pereira de Souza. They met on a Brazilian beach in 2011, where his 71-year-old husband found him covered in oil and on the verge of death. De Souza cleaned him up and cared for him until he fully recovered. And the story of eternal friendship was born.
An unusual friendship developed in the American animal shelter Noah's Ark in Georgia, as a bear, a lion and a tiger became friends despite their many differences. We have already encountered many very unusual friendships between animals, for example between dogs and elephants, tigers and goats, cats and foxes, even giraffes and ostriches. But nothing is nearly as unusual as the friendship of the mentioned trio, who, despite everything, live in harmony.
Cute dogs make us smile. The golden retriever Wesley will have to suffer a little longer for his smile. 6-month-old Wesley got braces because of problems with his teeth. You read that right, braces. She is now an internet sensation with her charming smile.
A furry pig that looks like a sheep and acts like a dog is not the product of genetic engineering. It is a Mangalica pig breed, an autochthonous Serbian-Hungarian species that is most widespread in Hungary (homeland) and the Balkans, but is also found in Slovenia. A bristle pig, quickly mistaken for a sheep by the unwary observer, is technically a pig, but in reality it is a mixture of pig, sheep and dog. It is also possible to raise it as a pet.
Some people have extremely "cool" pets and even with these they are more open-minded. Juniper is a domesticated vixen who keeps smiling. It is definitely the cutest domesticated animal on the planet.
Tatiana Barakova does not take photos of animals, because the animals in the photos are not real, but made of wool. The Russian woman has been making these kinds of toys since 2006, and she draws her inspiration from her love of animals.
"The eyes of animals speak a powerful and eminent language," said Martin Buber. Animal eyes may appear similar to human eyes, but they are only superficial. Their eyes will be studied in detail in their future issue by the world-renowned popular science magazine National Geographic Magazine, which tried to find out how animals see the world by studying the structure of the eye. In the following, let's take a look at the stunning photos of their eyes, which were not only a mirror of their souls, but a real world for themselves.
Suda is an elephant painter who can draw better than you! This is evidenced by a video from Thailand, where a barely four-year-old elephant draws his self-portrait. You simply have to see it for yourself!
Right now, the most famous animal selfie is indeed that of two brothers with an eagle, but the real master of animal selfies is actually the lovely Allan Dixon, the real-life Dr. Dolittle, as he is also called, or as he calls himself, "the animal whisperer". And as you will find out below, it more than justifies its nickname.
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards are photography awards given to the authors of comedic photographs of wildlife. This year they were awarded for the first time, and like humans, animals would probably prefer to sink into the ground in shame when they see these videos. Even wild animals are sometimes awkward or awkward things that are not for the public. Unfortunately for the following, a photographer pounced on them. Still better than a predator!
Pumpkin is a raccoon with a beautiful face and a family that adores her. But things were not always so easy for this lovable creature. As a one-month-old puppy, she fell from a tree and broke her back leg. At that time she was incredibly weak and needed medical attention. The Kemp family took her in and gave her a chance for a happy and healthy life. Today, Pumpkin is a beautiful raccoon who has made friends with the whole family, including dogs, whom she loves to imitate. And what does that look like?