These Animals Didn’t Want To Be Photographed, Here’s What They Do When They Found Out

Published on 07/22/2021
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Selfie!

This shot was captured by a wildlife photographer in Qingdao, China, while accompanied by ring-tailed lemurs! These animals live in groups of up to 30 people and are very gregarious. They’re indigenous to Madagascar, but their habitats are rapidly disappearing, making them an endangered species. Hopefully, images like this one will help to increase awareness of these incredible animals. From the jungles to the mountains, they may be found in five of Madagascar’s major national parks!

Selfie!

Selfie!

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Befriending A Wild Goose

To capture birds and other animals, this wildlife photographer went to the Slimbridge Wetland Centre in Gloucestershire, England. He’s set up to shoot the flamingos because there are six distinct species of flamingos in the center alone. He had no clue that later that day, the photojournalist would befriend a wild goose. Another photographer caught their conversation on film. The birds at the center can be fed by visitors.

Befriending A Wild Goose

Befriending A Wild Goose

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