Wildlife Photos Caught At Just The Right Moment To Remind You How Awesome Animals Are (September 26, 2023)

Yes, yes, we're feeling it too - the weight of the week. Tuesday. Oh, Tuesday is a heavy day. We know that working is important, we really do - if we don't, who's going to spoil our pets like they should be spoiled - but heck, doing it every single day is really, really hard. It's only the start of the week, but we could already use some extra inspiration and drive. And if you're feeling the same way, it's a good thing that you're here, because we have some of the most pawsome animal pictures ever to give you that inspo that you're looking for.

Every single week, we bring you a brand new collection of animal pictures caught at just the right moment. These pictures are funny, these pictures are cute, these pictures are so pawfectly-timed that you might not even believe it. And all of these pictures will make you think and smile and inspire you to start this week pawsomely.

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via @SkySportsPL
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via u/IdyllicSafeguard

"The laughing kookaburra is named for its distinctive call; it alternates between a lower 'koo-koo-koo' call to a 'kaa-kaa-kaa', which makes it sound like it's laughing maniacally—or like a troop of chattering monkeys. Its "laugh" is thought to be a territorial warning to other birds."
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via @FoxesEveryHour
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via u/IdyllicSafeguard

"The bulbous eyes of a blunthead tree snake make up about 25% of its head and bulge out the sides—enabling it to see downwards. It uses this ability to hunt among the trees for lizards and frogs. Females, who usually have larger heads, hunt and eat larger prey."
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via @CatWorkers
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via @thegallowboob
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via @DontShowYourCat
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via @Sari_Friends
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via u/Buck_Thorn
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via u/JurassicPark9265
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via u/verbality, Atsuyuki Ohshima
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via u/magicfeistybitcoin
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via u/brolbo
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via u/Monsur_Ausuhnom
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via u/bens_small_world
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via u/brolbo, Eric Vanpeer
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via u/Monsur_Ausuhnom
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via u/SpicyLunaDog99
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via u/Homunculus_316
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via u/howtocookawolf