A series of photos about the world of wildlife

With the following 7 photos will give you a more specific view of the world of wildlife around the world.

This is a photo gallery of the wildlife world in the past week.Images such as the breakfast of hummingbirds or a scene of a salmon-brown bear in search of food are amazing images of wild animals in beautiful photos last week.

Photos taken close up can help you have the most accurate and specific view of the wildlife world around us to give you a better view of the life of these animals.Invite the Network Administrator to check out these exciting pictures.

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A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 1A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 1 The cloudy, half-haze clouds in the middle of the house create a poetic setting for those who love nature.The photo was taken in the Lovic Prekriski countryside, Croatia. (Source: NatGeo).

A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 2A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 2 Brown bears are the second largest animal in the carnivore, after the polar bear and the tiger.Adult males weigh about 400–600 kg and are 2.4–3 m long when standing upright.Female bears are much smaller in size.As omnivores, they eat a variety of different foods, including berries, tree roots and buds;mushroom;fish, salmon, insects or small mammals like rabbits, squirrels, ferrets, birds.And this is a picture of a brown bear catching the salmon while searching for food in Lake Kurile in Russia.(Source: NatGeo).

A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 3A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 3 Hummingbirds, also known as Bee Birds, are a small bird family with very colorful feathers.All hummingbirds eat nectar.There are many species with long beak pairs (although their legs are very small) and long blades to easily dig into different flowers to extract bile.This is a close-up shot of hummingbird morning breakfast.(Source: NatGeo).

A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 4A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 4 Fukushima is the southernmost province of Tohoku region.It was divided by a mountain spanning three regions (West to East), divided by Aizu, Nakadōri, and Hamadōri.The Hamadōri coastal region lies towards the Pacific Ocean and is also the flatest and most temperate climate while Nakadōri is the province's agricultural center, including the capital, the city of Fukushima.The area has a lot of Aizu mountains with quiet lakes, lush forests and snowy winters.This is a picture of the snow covered the whole village, running along the Tadami river valley.(Source: NatGeo).

A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 5A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 5 Sarloos is a Dutch wolf dog with a strong neck.Moderately broad head slightly rounded arched between ears.The ears are erect and large like the German Berger.The muzzle is quite oblong to the hard, black nose.It has long legs, with slightly spread feet.The tail is dense and low.The coat is rough and not too long with dense undercoat.The color of the coat consists of black, gray, brown with very few white markings.The instinct of this dog loves to walk.This is a picture showing the joy of two Sarloos after being released.(Source: NatGeo).

A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 6A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 6 Mount Fuji is an active volcano and is the highest mountain in Japan with absolute height: 3,776 meters.Mount Fuji peaks all year round, creating a majestic and magnificent beauty.The photo impresses with the view on Mount Fuji between 2 dry trees.(Source: NatGeo).

A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 7A series of photos about the world of wildlife Picture 7 This is a beautiful beach, famous for its natural beauty and light to moderate waves for surfers.The photo was taken off the coast of Lagoa, Portugal, inside a unique cave named Algar de Benagil. (Source: NatGeo).

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