The July issue of National Geographic devoted to animals.
Koala, Australia.
Zebras, Tanzania
The Bear and the giant red cedar, British Columbia
Reef Shark, Maldives
Blue Heeler, San Miguel de Allende
Sineyazyky skink, Australia
Skinks - day lizards common in Australia and the islands of Oceania. A characteristic feature of these lizards - a bright dark blue tongue, which includes a demonstration of a complex of threatening behavior.
Cayman Islands and turtles, Guatemala
Cheetah, South Africa.
Deer, Japan
Dolphin, Turkey
Grey kangaroos, west coast of Australia
Elephants, Kenya
Gecko and palm frond
Giraffe, Mexico
Grizzly Bears
Mom and cub in Yellowstone National Park. The picture was taken in May, when there was still snow, but only published in July.
Hawaiian green turtle.
Rider, Bangladesh
Horses, Wales.
The picture was taken in the Snowdonia National Park region in North Wales. The reserve was established in 1951, becoming one of the first three national parks in England.
Langurs: a leap into the abyss
This rare picture the author has made in India, where at every temple temple inhabited by monkeys - langurs. The word «lungoor» means in Hindi "longtail".
Lions in the trees, Kenya
Fish Parrot, Great Barrier Reef
Grin parrot fish. Some of them reach a length of 1-2 meters, and live in tropical zones of the Pacific and Indian Ocean coral reef
Parrot, Manila
The polar bear and whale bones.
On the coast of the archipelago of Svalbard, a male polar bear, whale investigates spine.
Crab, Galapagos Islands
Ryabkov, Namibia
Seagull and lodki.Hodba in a straight line
Gazelle, Namibia
Stag beetle in Sumatra
Author Snapshot long caught the moment to emphasize the incredible "horns" of the beetle.
Wildebeest migrating across vast Serengeti
Baboons at the zoo in New York
Skinks - day lizards common in Australia and the islands of Oceania. A characteristic feature of these lizards - a bright dark blue tongue, which includes a demonstration of a complex of threatening behavior.
Mom and cub in Yellowstone National Park. The picture was taken in May, when there was still snow, but only published in July.
The picture was taken in the Snowdonia National Park region in North Wales. The reserve was established in 1951, becoming one of the first three national parks in England.
This rare picture the author has made in India, where at every temple temple inhabited by monkeys - langurs. The word «lungoor» means in Hindi "longtail".
Grin parrot fish. Some of them reach a length of 1-2 meters, and live in tropical zones of the Pacific and Indian Ocean coral reef
On the coast of the archipelago of Svalbard, a male polar bear, whale investigates spine.
Author Snapshot long caught the moment to emphasize the incredible "horns" of the beetle.
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