Studies of polar bear mom and cub, with a focus on stretching and pulling motions. Interesting observation – some animals pick up their young by the scruff of their neck, but the momma polar bear will pick up her cub[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Studies of juvenile penguins. Source: Referenced from a Taronga Conservation Society Australia penguin rescue video.
Studies of Malay Mouse Deer and a Green Sea Turtle. Though the Malay Mouse Deer looks rodent-like, these amazingly tiny creatures with their mousy snouts and slender spindly legs truly are part of the deer family. Source: Referenced from photos[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Studies of snow leopards. Source: Referenced from Banham Zoo photos on Zooborns.
Studies of red pandas. Source: Referenced from photos taken at the Chester Zoo by David Evans.
Studies of Fennec Fox kits. Source: Referenced from photos on Los Angeles Zoo.
Studies of black-footed ferret kits. These cute little critters are the endangered wild relatives of the domestic ferret. The ferret is one of my favorite animals. I used to share my home with two adorable ferrets–Momoko and Elf. Their crazy[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Studies of a red ruffed lemur baby and adult. The juvenile’s faces are covered with brown fur, but they develop a white patch of fur on top when they mature. Source: Referenced from videos and photos on Zooborns.com
Studies of a Harbor Seal mom and pup. Plus a doodle of a “fatty” tuna. Source: Seals referenced from photos on Los Angeles Zoo.
Studies of an Atlantic Bottlenose dolphin and calf, and a Caribbean flamingo and chick. Source: Referenced from photos on Zooborns.com