Animal Pictures Worth More Than 1000 Words (20 images)
Wakey, wakey, friends. It's Monday again, and although we know that you want nothing more than to stay in bed under your blankets during this cold weather… unfortunately, you ain't got a choice. It's time to get up! It's time to kick butt! The year is quickly drawing to a close, and we're about to try to make this week the best week that we had this year. And for that, we have to start it off right. Luckily, Monday morning means that it's time for this week's collection of animal pictures worth 1000 words.
How does this work? Well, we collect for you the most awesome animal photos we could find online - from cute animal photos, to hilarious animal photos, to photos that just remind you of how awesome nature is - and each one of them holds a story within it. A story that is not easy to capture in words. They'll make the gears of your imagination start spinning and give you that boost of inspiration that you need this morning. So, enjoy them and have a great week!
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"The False Killer Whale, Pseudorca Crassidens, is the third-largest Toothed Whale in the Dolphin Family. This rare species is found in open waters and warm climates, particularly near the Hawaiian islands, and has been known to feed on other smaller dolphins."
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"The pink-colored Amazon river dolphins inhabit river systems throughout South America. The reason for their color isn't fully known. Pinkness varies between individuals but seems to increase with age and is more prominent in males. They have also been observed to flush bright pink when excited."
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"The mourning gecko species reproduces with only females. They are asexual, reproducing through parthenogenesis - laying eggs that don't need to be fertilized by a male, thus essentially producing clones of themselves. Males do exist, but they are rare and infertile."
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"Harpy eagles are large raptors, possessing talons that are 13 cm (5 inches) long, larger than the claws of grizzly bears. The grip strength of their talons is so powerful that they can crush bones and instantly kill their prey. They hunt below the jungle canopy, carrying away monkeys and sloths."
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