misternonki:

Chalet C7 / Nicolás del Río + Max Núñez

(via ArchDaily)

mabelmoments:

Orphaned owls Linford and Christie

The owls were hatched at the Hawk Conservancy Trust in Andover, Hampshire, in February and are now being hand-reared by a very devoted Jimmy and his dog, JT.

ruineshumaines:

The Royal Antelope is the world’s smallest species of antelope, standing only 10-12 inches high as adults, and this little fawn is only about half of that height! Born February 23 at Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo, the baby appears healthy and mom has proven attentive.

Shy, nocturnal, typically solitary, and obviously mini, it’s tough to catch a glimpse of this reclusive species in the wild. However, if you do stumble upon one in an African forest, their slender but powerful get-away sticks allow them to jump up to 8 feet in a single bound! (via)

cinnamonwheel:

OMG SHIT THAT GUY’S BEING ATTACKED BY A DROPBEAR

SOMEONE DO SOMETHING

I THINK HE’S A GONER :(

monocrolight:

Rabbits in Okunoshima.

On this island, rabbits live in 200~300. they are feral.

But they are immune to human, so if you make a rasping sound by plastic bag of feed, they will come running up to here.

This picture was taken at Hotel in Okunoshima.  

This island is RABBIT.