15 Powerful Photos From Around The World That Will Make Your Monday Better

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To escape the tropical sun on Aldabra atoll, giant tortoises take shelter in layers beneath any available foliage.

Via National Geographic
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The elephants are throwing water on the villagers during the celebration of the New Year (Songkran) in Ayutthaya province, north of Bangkok, Thailand.

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A Zookeeper presents a walrus with a birthday cake made of herring.

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Paralyzed dogs get a chance to move and live a happy life as they used to. Lima, Peru

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A tender friendship between a cow and a cat on a farm in Quebec, Canada.

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After being nearly eradicated by trappers in the mid-1800s, beavers are making a comeback in the West, including in Grand Teton National Park.

Via National Geographic
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Little houses like this are provided for stray cats in Turkey. The words ’This is my house. Please don’t damage’ are written on it.

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An old woman playing with a kitten near her house. Shanghai, China

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Zebra and elephants share the banks of the lower Cuito River near Meno a Kwena Tented Camp in Botswana.

Via National Geographic
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A pet saddleback tamarin hangs onto Yoina Mameria Nontsotega as the Matsigenka girl takes a dip in the Yomibato River, deep inside Manu´ National Park

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Red foxes racing on a snowy hill in Biei, a town in Hokkaido, Japan

Via National Geographic
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During the flood not far from Noakhali District, in the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, a boy named Bilal saw a sinking young deer away from its family. Risking his life, he saved the animal from drowning.

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Ridwan Sururi is selecting new books for a specialized moving library while a boy is looking for something interesting to read. Indonesia

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A little donkey saved from the flood was so happy that it seemed to be smiling.

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Naoto Matsumura is the only person who wasn’t afraid of living in the Fukushima Exclusion Zone. He left the town with the others, but then returned to take care of animals left at home.

Via China News