Animals, Animal's Lifestlye and Nature

Video of a lone lion without sound

Female Lion trying to get the attention of a male Lion in a funny manner. Video shot by Nina Wennersten (Hippo Creek Safaris) in the Sabi Sands, South Africa

Herd of Elephants strolling at Seregenti, National Park, Tanzania.

Mama Lion hangs out with her Babies at Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.

Muscular Lions moving majestically

Here is the main reason why elephants have large ears: Elephants typically live in very hot, dry climates. Elephants cannot sweat as humans do. So, elephants use their ears to regulate their body temperature. Why do elephants flap their ears? Elephants use their ears like giant fans to help create breezes. As elephants flap their ears back and forth, they create a light breeze to cool down faster.

A family of lion grooming and playing in broad daylight.

In other to cross safely, a group of lions cross the river in a strategic manner. They have to slow down, consider how deep, how shallow and how wide the river is before they cross gently.

Lioness and two cubs crossing the water

Hippopotamuses at Kruger National Park in South Africa.

Hippopotamuses having a good time by playing in the water.

Lion cubs having a good time with their mother

Baby lion and baby tiger engage in a physical combat

Baby Elephant unwilling to be left behind by older Elephants runs to meet up.

A lion cub relaxing on a lady's lap.

A lion cub trying to hunt down a prey

Powerful sound effect of roaring lions.

Elephants enjoying fresh air

A compassionate Elephant turns up by trumpeting to deliver Buffalo From Lion's mouth. The Elephant really cares about the Buffalo's safety. This is truly unbelievable but whether we (Humans) believe it or not, Animals care for each other, just like the way Human Beings care.

Baby elephant is having a good time with mother elephant. Video credit: www.pexels.com

Herd of African Elephants make trumpet sound as they move

The African Elephant playing with a plastic container despite being restricted at the Zoo.

Gorillas are the largest members of the primates family. They share 98% of their DNA with humans. They rarely attack, except they are provoked. They communicate by using gestures, facial expressions, body posture, drumming, etc. They have unique set of fingerprints........

Gorillas at the world- famous San Diego Zoo. Gorillas have always fascinated zoo visitors. They are the largest of all primate. Gorillas are peaceful, family-oriented, plant-eating animals.

Short video of a tiger walking majestically without sound.