Phoenicopterus roseusPhoenicopterus roseus lives in lagoons with salt water and lakes. The population around the world is estimated at around 800,000 birds and is scattered. Migrate to small groups.
Puma concolorPuma is a nocturnal preditor, it mainly hunts in the dark.
Lorius garrulusLorius garrulus, Their name comes from their habit of "whirling" all day long.
They are extremely smart and have an amazing ability to mimic sounds and voices.
They usually make their nest on very tall trees 20-25 meters above the ground.
Panthera oncaPanthera onca prefers marshland and tropical forests, near rivers or lakes. Kills his prey with a single bite to the head, not on the throat or neck like the other felines.
Tursiops truncatus ponticusDolphins never sleep! They jump up to 5 meters above sea level to crawl fish flox, for erotic demonstration or just for fun. Dolphins are very successful in treating people with psychological problems and developmental difficulties.
Nasua nasuaNasua nasua are omnivorous, eat invertebrates and fruits. They are related to raccoons but are larger in size than these.
Iguana iguanaIguana iguana reaches 2m in length. In Latin America it's meat is considered a great delicacy and is now reared in farms for it's meat but also for his promotion in pet trade.
Bos taurusThe Dutch breeders bred and oversaw the development of the breed with the goal of obtaining animals that could best use grass, the area's most abundant resource. Over the centuries, the result was a high-producing, black-and-white dairy cow.
Equus asinusEquus asinus is famous for his proverbial patience. It is also a symbol of humility.
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Love the photos! Especially the one when the dolphin jumped out of the water.
Thank you a lot! :)
I like animals. This post makes me happy :)
Where is the zoo in Athens?
Anyway you can see flamingos in the wild in Europe: in the Camargue region of France and in the south of Sardinia :)
The zoo is locted in Athens, in the region of Spata. Thanks for checking out the post!
Beautiful animal shots.
Thank you!!! :)