Australian users worldwide network made a selection of shock images of wildlife of the country. Pythons in stores, huge worms, sharks ... look

Australian giant earthworm

Nature did a wonderful thing. Many animals it is perfectly adapted to the conditions of existence. On each of the images of this collection hid certain animal and not only animal ;)

Every year the famous and unique scientific publishing National Geographic holds a contest for the best photos of the various categories. The contest results will be announced in December this year and the winner photos will be published in the journal.I present you the fresh batch of photos the contestants.
Swam dream: What I like skating on the board with a paddle, so it's something that is so you can move in a quiet and meditative state. I had the opportunity to make this event a night version of one lunar and windless evening in September. Specially made waterproof LED light bulbs were attached to boards and covered the bottom of the water, allowing grabschikam see the fish in the dark. Swimmers vdvinulis at sunset, and their journey was just perfect and surreal. Picture taken in the bay in Sesuit Dennis, Massachusetts.

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Every year, the famous and unique scientific publishing National Geographic is holding a contest for the best photos of the various categories. I present to you a portion of the fresh and the best photos in three categories: amazing places, animals and nature.
Category F4 tornado in Kansas.

This year, National Geographic magazine is celebrating its 125th anniversary. On the occasion of his birthday editors asked readers to share their own amazing and interesting pictures for the new project "Your Shot" ("Your frame"). Strict jury selected the best of them and issued the winners.

Self-portrait by Jonathan Tucker (Jonathan Tucker) in a glacier in Alaska.

Animals have always been considered wonderful creatures, which pleased, delighted and brightened up the most difficult periods of our lives. Some of them had to take actions, and even feats that will long be immortalized in our memories. It is about them today we will explain.

Groundhog Punxsutawney Phil. The most famous groundhog in the world, Punxsutawney Phil, also known by the full name of Punxsutawney Phil, Seer of Seers, Sage of Sages and the greatest predictor of weather, traditionally predicted the weather every year on February 2, Groundhog Day, beginning with the 1886 year. Surprisingly, some people believe that it is engaged in the present day is the same groundhog. Since these animals live an average of ten years, the groundhog would have to take regular doses of the elixir of life, to live more than a century. Marmot caring for a mysterious group of people called "The Inner Circle", and to predict the beginning of the ceremony, they also bring a marmot hat and tuxedo. Weather forecasting with marmots is probably derived from the German superstition, if the groundhog will come out on February 2 mink and sees his shadow, then winter will last another six weeks.

Today we want to show you the amazing animals that inhabit our globe. Many of them live in very remote places and you are unlikely to meet.
Pictured Blue parrotfish

Magazine published the best shots in August from all over the globe. Look, it's very beautiful! Railway station in Mumbai

We suggest you take a look at a selection of funny and touching images of true friendship that will remind us all of how to be a good best friend.These pictures we want to show you how close friends are important to us, regardless of where they are right now.

I suggest you take a look at a selection of amazing and sometimes shocking pictures that are literally "blew" a worldwide network in different periods of time.

In the photo you can see the Japanese giant salamander.
This is the largest amphibian, which can reach 160 cm in length, weigh up to 180 pounds and can live up to 150 years, though officially registered the maximum age of the giant salamander is 55 years old.

The planet lives so many different creatures that we do not even know of many.
Lets look at some of them. Lamprey Lamprey are a type of jawless fish that lives mainly in coastal and fresh waters. The adults are characterized by a funnel-toothed mouth. They are attached to the fish and suck their blood. Lamprey appeared on Earth more than 300 million years ago.

A selection of photos of animals, made ​​last week in various zoos around the world. pigeon building a nest in Lexington, Ky., April 14.

Nicholas Sotskov photographer, his images become unique photo of the day on Yandex already 20 times, a record number. That's what this author tells ...

More people are living to be over 100 years of age than ever before, diseases that were previously fatal are now nothing more than a nuisance, and with the advent of new technology, many people are hoping that they will be able to use technology to increase the length of their lives, or possibly even live forever as a computer. But while we think it’s great to live to be 90, some of the animal kingdom are laughing in our baby faces. Below are ten animals that put human birthday cakes to shame. Rougheye Rockfish

While the Rough eye rock fish (Sebastes aleutianus) are generally considered to be amongst the longest living aquatic creatures, they barely come in last place here. They are generally found between 560 feet and 2,200 feet below sea level, often in the pacific ocean. They are so called because they can have ten spines along the lower rim of their eyes. The fish grow extremely slowly, mature late in life, and can live to be around 200 years old, with the oldest confirmed living to be 205.

A selection of the best photos in 2 weeks. Enjoy! ship graveyard, Pakistan

Have to remember the funniest moments from the little animals that have taken place this year. 
especially enjoy this collection, animal lovers and pet owners.

What could be cuter in this world than the emergence of a small miracle.
Lets see how it looks at the birth of the little animals.