Top 20 Most Awesome Animal Images From Every Corner Of The Animal Kingdom (April 17, 2023)

Happy Monday, people! We hope that you're ready for this week, because honestly, one of us should be. No matter how hard we try to make the best out of our weekends, they always end up feeling far too short, right? And we wake up on Monday morning already needing a pick-me-up. Well, we've got just the thing for you right here - a collection of absolutely awesome animal pictures. Now, why is that the right pick-me-up for you? Because animal pics like that remind us of just how amazing nature can be, they are inspiring and cool as heck, and we promise you'll love them.

Every single week, we bring you a collection of the most amazing animal pictures we can find - from common animals in uncommon situations to some of the most unique and rare animals on the planet, this listicle has it all. Have a great week, friends!

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"Gerenuks are long-necked antelopes, with small heads and large eyes and ears. They will stand up straight on their hind legs gracefully when feeding to reach the best vegetation, often using their front legs to lean on the tree trunk. They can even walk on their hind legs for short distances."

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"Martens are usually seen to be solitary, but the yellow-throated marten, Martes flavigula, can hunt in pairs, or even in packs of three or more. In 2017, India, three yellow-throated martens was witnessed cooperating hunt a macaque."

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"The diet of the Bearded Vulture is 85-90% bones, allowing it to return to a carcass long after other scavengers have removed any soft tissues! Bones too large to swallow are dropped from great height to crack them into smaller pieces!"

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"The Spalax leucodon (lesser blind mole-rat). Their rudimentary eyes are located under the skin, hence giving the impression that these animals have no eyes. They are highly social beings, living in large groups dominated by larger males and females."

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