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Impressive Weekly Animal Pictures: June 12 - 18

The pictures of a tiger cub playing with a dog at Hefei Zoo in China's eastern province of Anhui, a hungry lioness trying to eat a little boy at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Coloradoa, a fox trying to steal eggs, a bat flying and smiling in Jakarta, and so on are considered as some among the most impressive animal pictures of the week from June 12 to June 18.

This tiger cub is one of two cubs that have been nursed by a surrogate dog mother since the day it was born. Two three-month-old tiger cubs were abandoned by their mother at Hefei Zoo in China's eastern province of Anhui after being born. They are currently being weaned onto solid food.

A tiger cub is playing with a dog

Two tiger cubs were abandoned after being born.

This is an image of a hungry lioness trying to eat a little boy through glass at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Coloradoa

The amazing image of a bat flying and smiling has been taken by Robertus Sudiatmoko near his home in Jakarta, Indonesia.

A 5-day old Caribbean flamingo chick is being fed by its parent at SeaWorld San Diego

The impressive image of a mayfly perching on the nose of a frog was taken by the Dutch photographer Jimmy Hoffman

Thousands of sandpipers gather and rest at Hartney Bay during their annual Copper River shorebird migration at Prince William Sound, Alaska. Each year, millions of sandpiper birds are seen flying from Peru to the wilds of Alaska.

Western sandpipers rest at Hartney Bay

German photographer Horst Jegen captured an impressive photo of a fox named Leo as the animal was trying to teal eggs in his garden.

A barn owl was seen flying around Norfolk, England

An impressive image of a ground hornbill finding food at the Hellabrunn zoo in Munich, southern Germany

Impressive Weekly Animal Pictures: June 12 - 18: Lioness tries to eat baby

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Impressive Weekly Animal Pictures: 2 September 2011

by Michael Kappel

Emperor penguin Happy Feet making its way back to Antarctica, lovely image of “Lengua” dog, raccoon Bobo going for a ride and Marwell Wildlife Park's three snow leopard cubs are among the weekly impressive animal picture of 2 September 2011.

The emperor penguin named Happy Feet has been lost to the New Zealand’s Peka Peka Beach on Monday 20th June 2011. Reportedly, he has been traveling approximately 7,000 km and is the first emperor penguin to visit New Zealand in 44 years. He began his travel back to Antarctica last Monday as a research vessel brought him to the point close to his Southern home. He has been named following the animated film "Happy Feet" due to the similar situation.

Happy Feet stands in his container next to Gareth Morgan who funded the penguin's electronic tracking equipment

The overweight dog named Gloria is taking part in the doggy boot camp in Emerald, Victoria, Australia in order to lose some pounds

The man from a Portsmouth family takes the raccoon Bobo for a ride on Portsmouth. The family lives with 20 raccoons

Marwell Wildlife Park's three snow leopard cubs is seen with their mother

Two 13-week-old cheetah cubs are hiding behind wild flowers at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in Front Royal, Virginia

A wild elephant is rescued by Indian army personnel with a digger when it was trapped in a water reservoir tank at Bengdubi army cantonment area

A street dog, known as “Lengua”, shows his tongue on a pavement in Havana, Cuba

Two two-month-old Sumatran tiger cubs is seen playing in the enclosure in Prague zoo

Caracal cat Peggy sits with females Aziza and Binti and male Mkuze at the Oregon Zoo in Portland, Ore

A baby penguin is helped to come out from its shell because he is apparently too weak

A lesser flamingo tries to drink water in a Hong Kong park

A black and yellow garden spider is making its web in the garden of a home near Oakland, Oregon

Happy Feet the penguin begins swim home

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Impressive Weekly Animal Pictures

by Aspex Design: Photos by Dean Thorpe

During a week, many photographers all over the world have shot numerous impressive images about lovely animals and their actions that can help you experience different levels of emotional feeling. If you are dealing with the cold weather, a picture of two golden-haired monkeys hugging each other may make you feel warmer. If you love tiny animals, a photo of five baby bats taken care of may attract your attention. However, you will have a little bit thrills when seeing one zebra sticking its head into a car and flashing a toothy grin for the camera. Now, let\'s take a look at the following photos.

One hyena is catching a prey for his dinner through the caustic waters of Lake Nakuru, Kenya

A black-haired gorilla lives in the Virunga Mountain, Rwanda

A polar bear plays with a yellow crate when swimming at the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro

Matt Burrard-Lucas lies on the ground to capture meerkats’ images when one of them hops onto his head for a better view in the Kalahari Desert in Botswana

The picture captures a zebra sticking its head into a car and flashing a toothy grin for the camera at Pine Mountain Wild Animal Park in Georgia, US

Two golden-haired monkeys hug to keep warm at Shennongjia National Reserve, Hubei Province, China

A Mexican grey wolf was snarling at the Brookfield Zoo in Illinois

Five of the 130 baby bats have been received health care in Brisbane after they were rescued from the Queensland floods

When lemurs found a turtle blocking their path at Indianapolis Zoo in Indiana State, U.S., they were forced to jump over it. After some-minute-discussion, one bold primate bravely jumped over the slow-moving animal and followed by others

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Weekly Impressive Animals Photos: August 8, 2011

by Smithsonian's National Zoo

The fantastic scene of ants sipping colored sugar water, the biggest albino catfish, a 150-pound new-born giraffe at the zoo in Norfolk, the picture of courageous frog battling with a snake are some of the most impressive photos of animals during the last seven days: from August 1 to August 7, 2011.

A man took a gorgeous photo of ants having tasted colored sugar water he created after his wife showed him some ants having turned white after sipping on some milk. After that, he mixed sugar water with eatable colors red, green, blue and yellow and put them in his garden. The interesting thing he discovered was that ants liked lighter colors such as yellow and green.

The fantastic scene of ants having tasted colored sugar water which dripping thanks to their transparent stomachs

This giant fish also the Britain biggest albino catfish has trapped in a British place and caught by Chris Grimmer from Sheffield with scales at 194lbs - 2lbs

A Virginia Zoo worker captured with a new-born giraffe at the zoo in Norfolk, Virgina. This giraffe is about 150 pounds and six feet tall.

More interestingly, the baby giraffe also can walk within an hour of birth

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Victoria Barter taking her four dogs to walk in Maldon, England including Squeak (blue), Sasha (pink), Hamish (green stripe) and Mia (purple fur)

A neck-high stag standing in a field of the canola in the north of Cremona, Alberta, Canada

The twin panda at Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding and Research Centre in southwest China

This courageous frog battled with a snake for 20 minutes before finally kicking itself

A giant gourami of 8.8lb (4kg) in weight and 15.7in (40cm) in length at Sea Life London

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Weekly Impressive Animal Pictures: September 13, 2011

by Aspex Design: Photos by Dean Thorpe

An 8-year-old dog named in the upcoming Guinness World Records 2012 Edition for having the longest ears, a giant 21-foot crocodile eating a whopping 300-pound Topi antelope, and two Aldabra tortoises fighting for just a carrot, are some of the weekly impressive animal pictures on September 13, 2011.

A Black and Tan Coonhound, Harbor, from Boulder, Colorado, USA is named in the upcoming Guinness World Records 2012 Edition for having the longest ears on a living dog (left and right ears measure 12.25 inches and 13.5 inches respectively. The 8-year-old dog is owned by Jennifer Wert.

Impressive ears of the Black and Tan Coonhound, Harbor

Artist Aleksandr Pylyshenko is licked by African lion Katya in a cage at his private zoo in the city of Vasilyevka, southeastern Ukraine

A flamingo mother feeds its kid at Marwell Wildlife in Hampshire. The flamingo chicks are fed entirely by their parents, who secrete a creamy pink liquid called “crop milk”, for the first three to four weeks

Two Aldabra giant tortoises fight for just a carrot during feeding time at the Singapore Zoo

Panda cubs, Po and De De, look at their birthday cake during celebrations for their first birthday at Madrid's Zoo

Zoo keepers at Shangsha Zoo in Hunan Province, China celebrate a baby hippo, Jian Jian, to turn one month old. His parents are 11-year-old male hippo Fei Zai (Flying Folk) and 14-year-old Jiao Jiao (Shy Girl)

Two young male elephants play, encircled by older elephants at the zoo in Wuppertal, Germany

A moose is entangled in an apple tree in Goteborg, Sweden. The animal is likely to be drunk from eating fermented apples

Three frisky otters play underwater in Monterey, California, the US

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A giant 21-foot crocodile eats a whopping 300-pound Topi antelope in the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya

An osprey catches a goldfish from Blair Pond Park in British Columbia, Canada

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Impressive Weekly Animal Pictures: June 19 ? 25

by Yndra

The images of a lion cub playing with its mother’s tail, an overweighed dog playing with a baby, a hippo mother swimming with her calf, an elephant playing with a ball at a safari park and so on are some of the most impressive animal photos of the week from June 19 - 25:

The six-month-old twin Asiatic lion cubs born on Christmas Eve from the Bristol Zoo are growing up quickly. Asiatic lions are named as endangered animals, and the birth of these two cubs was considered as a conservation breeding success for this species.

Six-month-old twin Asiatic lion cubs

Two tigers fight in Ranthambhore National Park in Rajasthan, India

At 85kg, the black dog is so fat that he cannot be safely exercised. Sampson (his name) is so overweight and he can’t comfortably fit on a normal shelter

These seven cute meerkats were seen at the Seattle Zoo in Washington

A hippo mother and her calf swim with each other at the San Diego Zoo in the United States

A newborn giraffe calf lies inside its enclosure at the zoo in Muenster, Germany

A cute lion cub was seen playing with its mother tail at the Hagenbeck zoo in the amazing city of Hamburg in Germany

These two adorable puppies were born at Featherdale Wildlife Park in Sydney. Five others dingo puppies are also ready to see the public after learning the ropes from their dad Ernie and mum Tia

This little bear cub has been raised by a farmer in Yukong village in Sichuan province of China. The farmer has been taking care of twin black bears, one male and one female, at his house since April after discovering them on his farm.

The bear cub hides behind the farmer’s legs

An elephant plays with a ball at the safari park in Hodenhagen, Lower-Saxony

A giant gorilla Vimoto climbs a tree at the zoo in Wuppertal, Germany

This is an impressive image of pigs during their race at the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton, California

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Impressive Weekly Animal Pictures: 22 July 2011

by Aspex Design: Photos by Dean Thorpe

Each week, people continue to discover amazing animal pictures and photographers have shot numerous impressive images about lovely animals and their actions that can help you experience different levels of emotional feeling. Let's take a look at the following impressive animal photos of the previous week (22 July 2011).

Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine has successfully replaced a tortoise's leg with a wheel. The 12-year-old African spur-thighed tortoise named Gamera was suffering from an infection after a severe thermal injury and tissue damage from an unknown source. His left front leg was then amputated at the shoulder and replaced by a swiveling wheel attached to his shell which is similar to those found on the bottom of office chairs. Reportedly, the tortoise is gaining weight and is thriving with his new appendage.

12-year-old African tortoise Gamera is seen with his new left front leg

A chipmunk seems to be smoking a cigarette in front of lens of holidaymaker Joanne Evans from Manchester on Fuerteventura, Canary Island

A pink-coloured stray cat is discovered wandering around Lanzhou in western China's Gansu Province

Visitors watch a polar bear playing in the cool environment of the underwater Arctic Ring of Life exhibit in Royal Oak, Michigan

Pebbles is the Visayan warty piglet born at the Cotswold Wildlife Park

A cheeky young squirrel is found in the nesting box in Washington. The picture is taken by photographer Christine Haines in his garden in Spokane

A burrowing owl holds the pair of frog's legs on its peak. The picture is taken by photographer Megan Lorenz in Cape Coral, Florida

Fala, a baby snow leopard left by his mother in May, is living in the zoo in Warsaw, Poland

Cesira was adopted to the Squicciarini family from Lecco when she was just two months

A weaver bird is making a net hanging from a tree in Kathmandu, Nepal

African tortoise Gamera with his new wheel

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Weekly Impressive Animal Pictures: 10 June 2011

by kelpenhagen

Each week, people continue to discover amazing animal pictures and photographers have shot numerous impressive images about lovely animals and their actions that can help you experience different levels of emotional feeling. Let's take a look at the following impressive animal pictures of the previous week.

A seven-month-old yellow baboon gives a warm embrace for the little Galagos which is also known as a bushbaby. The emotional sight is captured in at the Animal Orphanage in the Kenya Wildlife Service headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya. Despite the difference in nature, the baboon or Papio cynocephalus has considered the little Galagos at the orphanage as her own offspring and gives her affection and protection to the child. Galagos is nocturnal primates living in continental Africa while the yellow balloon habitats in the eastern Africa.

Yellow balloon is holding the little Galagos

A mother Flora tries to persuade her three-month-old male pygmy hippo Sapo back after he managed to escape from the gate at Whipsnade Zoo near Dunstable.

A tufted capuchin monkey holds a cucumber presented by a farmer due to the outbreak of the E. coli epidemic in Germany.

A Great Hamster of Alsace in Hunawihr, eastern France seems to be afraid of the camera.

A young red-tailed hawk is playing with the tennis ball in Huntington Beach, California.

An inquisitive owl in Colorado, America turns his head upside down and looks curiously to the camera lens of photographer Rob Palmer.

A fallow deer fawn looks so quite while waiting for its mother to come back in the Exmoor National Park. The picture is taken by Lucy McNeill from Norwich.

Three golden lion tamarins sit on their mother’s back in Bristol Zoo Gardens.

Members of a group of cheetahs are fighting with each other in the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area, in Tanzania. The fabulous shoot is taken by British photographer Elliott Neep.

Amateur photographer Gareth Jenkins has captured the excellent shoot when a penguin jumps into the water as others are waiting for their turn.

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Impressive Weekly Animal Pictures: 06 June 2011

by Aspex Design: Photos by Dean Thorpe

You know, every walk of life is comprehensively reflected through the lens of photographs per day. Meanwhile, seven days ago, many impressive and funny photographs of animals all over the world were taken by professional photographers. From the following pictures, all of us will experience the feeling that animals also have various particular emotions like happiness, sadness, anger and so on. The images of their diversified and colorful world help us enhance our knowledge and know how lovely animals express their feelings. Let’s take a look at the following impressive animal images of the previous week.

Augo, the Polar bear, is hugging and playing with his ball at Aalborg Zoo (Denmark)

Pandora, an orphaned brown bear from Angoon Alaska, stands next to a post at the Bear sanctuary in Sitka Alaska before being taken to Montana

A bear named Medo who was adopted by the Logar family a month ago is playing with Logar in Podvrh village, Slovenia

A three-week-old baby elephant is playing in the mud at the zoo in Munich, southern Germany

Eleanor, a greedy chipmunk enjoys a corn in Ontario, Canada. The photo is taken by a photographer Barbara Lynne

Photographer Sergey Kotelnikov is shocked when this leopard jumps onto the roof of his car in Namibia. The picture is taken by Sergey Ivanov

The inside of a hippo mouth was shot by photographer Gorazd Golob in Kruger Park, South Africa

Gary Bowden and Sophie, his three-year-old daughter are standing next to Field Marshall, Britain's biggest bull with the weight of 1.5 tons in Weston-Super-Mare, England

A German Shepherd dog is walking with a one-month-old puppy in a basket in the southern Chinese town of Ronggui

Three hard working ants are lifting chilli peppers over their heads on the way to their nest in South Kalimantan, Indonesia. The photo is taken by 21-year-old photographer Yahya Taufikurrahman

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Impressive Weekly Animal Pictures: 4 July 2011

Each week, people continue to discover amazing animal pictures and photographers have shot numerous impressive images about lovely animals and their actions that can help you experience different levels of emotional feeling. Let's take a look at the following impressive animal photos of the previous week (1 July 2011).

Peter Smith from Long Stratton, Norfolk has excellently captured the shot. This amazing cat was relaxing on the small television aerial 20ft in the air for three hours. Later, the cat was falling off the roof. The photographer said, “I think it must have been chasing a bird across the roof and fallen off. It was very scared and clinging on for dear life as the aerial is quite flimsy.”

The piture is taken by Peter Smith

A cat sits on a balcony railing 17 storeys high above the Chilean capital, Santiago

A Siberian brown bear named Buyan takes a shower in his enclosure at Russia's Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk

Mark Dumas takes picture with a polar bear named Agee in Canada which was raised by him since she was six weeks old

Mother Clover embraces the newly born primate baby at Melbourne Zoo

A kingfisher makes a perfect reflection as it dives into the water of River Alde in Suffolk

A young gelada baoon tries to get out of his cage in Edinburgh Zoo. This small animal is considered to be Hollywood counterpart by staff

A four-year-old elk takes a drowning tiny marmot out of the pail in Pocatello Zoo, Idaho. The elk also makes sure that the marmot is alive before seeing it running into the bushes

Two grizzly bears are fighting over to have a fish in Katmai, Alaska. The picture is taken by wildlife photographer Andy Rouse in Alaska

Pierre Thivillon poses with a gorilla named Digit at his bedroom window. He is the owner of Saint-Martin-la-Plaine zoo

Amateur photographer Hendro Hioe takes a picture of a monk grapping a tiger cub by its tail

Reader Tom Needham clearly shows off how a yellow-sided conure deals with the hot summer weather

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Impressive Weekly Animal Pictures: July 16, 2011

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Two kingfishers fighting while perching on a barbed wire fence, or a two-headed albino California Kingsnake bing displayed at the Skazka zoo in the Crimean city, is among impressive weekly animal pictures on July 16, 2011.

A tawny owl hanging upside down on electricity cables near Southport, Merseyside is pictured by Susan Tinsley, who stayed at the scene for around 20 minutes before leaving. However, the bird was no longer there when she came back later that day. This woman thinks that the owl might get a mild electric shock from the cable, which made it grip onto the wires and keel over.

The tawny owl hanging upside down on electricity cables for around twenty minutes

A three-month-old Pied tamarin is spotted with its mother in their enclosure at the zoo in Mulhouse

Two kingfishers fight while perching on a barbed wire fence near Droitwich, Worcs

A tern is spotted with her nest on an Israel’s lake. She constructed the home to lay her eggs and then keep the chicks safe

A pelican catches a fish at the zoo in Dresden, Germany

A unique two-headed albino California Kingsnake will be displayed at the Skazka Zoo in the Crimean city of Yalta until mid-September

A baby baboon (Papio hamadryas) sticks its tongue out at the Cali zoo, Colombia

Namoke, one of Bristol Zoo's family of gorillas, holds a gift on occasion of the zoo's 175th anniversary

An endangered De Brazza's monkey plays with one of the two Jack Russell Terriers at Barnley's Guesthouse in Kitale, Kenya

A sweet moment of the animals

A battle between a tiger and a bear is captured by wildlife photographer Aditya Singh during a visit to Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan, India

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Impressive Photos of Animal Migrations

by Smithsonian's National Zoo

Summer is definitely the finest time of the year for the wildlife. However, winter is totally different because it can be a hard time for wildlife. In winter, the food supply of many animals may disappear; therefore, they have to struggle to overcome the harsh winter with many different ways. Almost animals gather and migrate together and go to warmer places in order to find food and breed. These animals will return on spring or when they finish their tasks of breeding. Their huge migrations everywhere on earth create amazing images. Let’s look at the photos as follows to discover the most stunning images of animal migrations.

Monarch Butterflies

Millions of monarch butterflies are traveling thousands of miles from southern Canada and the northern U.S to fir forests of Mexico.

Bison

There is a herd of about 200 bisons in the Maxwell Game Preserve near Canton, Kansas. Tens of millions of bison once lived in the Great Plains but they all had been slaughtered by 1800s.

Red Crabs

Some 65 million red crabs are moving from forest to beach to mate and lay eggs in the sea. They will bring their offspring back the forest after several weeks.

Rockhopper Penguins

Rockhopper penguins gather in big colonies to breed at sea. Each year, after breeding, they return to the same nest.

Wildebeests

There are over 1.5 million wildebeests and hundreds of thousands of other animals make their migration each year. This migration is believed as one of the biggest wildlife spectacles on the planet.

Great White Shark

Great white sharks are considered as the most dangerous animals in the sea.

Black-Browed Albatrosses

In the photo, black-browed albatrosses reunite with their mates on the same nest after the winter.

Mexican Free-Tailed Bats

Millions of Mexican free-tailed bats are ravening after prey to keep milk flowing for their pubs. They will come back the cave in spring.

Whale Shark

Whale shark can live anywhere in ocean around the world; therefore, people can’t find where they breed or even how many whale sharks there are

Elephant Seals and King Penguins

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Weekly Impressive Animal Pictures: August 29, 2011

by Aspex Design: Photos by Dean Thorpe

The pictures of an ambush bug eating fluids on the body of a small fly, a dog feeding her own puppies and two liger cubs, a dog sitting on the front seat of a car with his owner, the picture of two foxes biting and scratching each other, and etc are the most impressive animal pictures of the previous week.

The photo below is about an elusive Highland Tiger or Scottish Wildcat. The animal was pictured by the nature photographer Peter Cairns in Cairngorms National Park in Scotland. Peter Cairns, 48, from Kingussie said that if more people are made aware of this national icon, its future will be decidedly certain. Peter also said that not many people realize the animal exists because it is very rare and elusive, so it is hard for them to relate and care for something that they don’t know about existence.

This is an elusive Highland Tiger or Scottish Wildcat

An ambush bug eats fluids on the body of a small fly while perching on a wildflower in a city park in Roseburg, Oregon, America

A lion was photographed yawning in its enclosure at the Zoom zoo in Gelsenkirchen, western Germany

Lemurs have a tea party at Drusillas Park in East Sussex

A zoo keeper from China is trying to awaken the natural hunting instincts of a tiger cub with a plastic model of a deer

A female dog was seen feeding piglets in Camaguey, a city and municipality in central Cuba

A dog from Ningbo, eastern China becomes mother of her own puppies and two tiger cubs, which are a cross between a tiger and a lion

The nose of the one-year-old panda Fu Hu from the Schoenbrunn Zoo in Vienna gets stuck in a container on his birthday

Dog "Mo" sits on the front seat of a car with his owner as they leave a supermarket in Gelsenkirchen, Germany

A cat looks at a five-month-old chicken with no feathers in Laoshan, northern China's Shandong Province

These two foxes were biting and scratching each other while they were pictured by photographer Willem de Kok near Haarlem in the Netherlands.

Dog takes over tiger cub feeding duty

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Impressive Weekly Animal Pictures: August 1, 2011

by Yndra

There are plenty of animal pictures released every day. Here, we opt for some of the most impressive animal picture of the week from July 22 to 29. They are the photos of the fattest orangutan in Britain, a cute panda biting a board in South China, three cottontop tamarins playing at a zoopark in Germany, two rufous hummingbirds confronting each other in Oregon and so on.

At 100kg, this orangutan is known as the fastest one in Britain. After switching to a new regime of fruit, vegetables and plenty of exercise, this orangutan has lost 20kg in the previous 11 months. The 14-year-old ape Tubby Oshine has been kept as a pet for 13 years from Johannesburg city in South Africa. The animal is currently raised at Monkey World.

Britain's fattest orangutan

A cute panda is biting a board after completing a birthday cake in Macao, South China

A cute tiger cub is being bottle-fed by a chimpanzee at Samut Prakan Crocodile Farm and Zoo in Samut Prakan province, Thailand

These three cottontop tamarins have been photographed playing at the Thurinigian Zoopark in Erfurt, Germany

This six-week-old abandoned cat has been named “Kitler” because she has a remarkable resemblance to the Nazi leader Hitler. Staffs at Wood Green animal shelter in Godmanchester, Cambridge are trying to find this kitten a loving home.

Kitler has a distinctive black moustache

A polar bear takes hold of an ice cube containing apples at Tennoji Zoo in Osaka, western Japan on Saturday, July 23

It seems to be so hot that this six-year-old male panda Weiwei steps onto an ice cube at a zoo in Wuhan, Hubei province in order to cool himself down

Two rufous hummingbirds have been captured confronting each other in rural Douglas County near Roseburg, Oregon. These small rufous hummingbirds are known to travel more than 2,000 miles on its yearly migration from Mexico to the western United States.

Two rufous hummingbirds have been captured confronting each other

This North African Cheetah cub looks very happy as it steps outside for the first time since being born at Chester Zoo on July 21

Britain's fattest orang-utan put on strict diet

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