Flying Squirrels Eating Peanuts and Sunflower Seeds at the Squirrel Feeder in the Woods

Raccoon Mother and Raccoon Babies Feeding on the Lawn

Flying Squirrel Watching a Raccoon Feed at the Squirrel Feeder in the Woods

Whitetail Deer Feeding on the Lawn

Red Fox Marking Its Territory in the Woods

Feeding Flying Squirrels Peanuts at the Squirrel Feeder in the Woods

Raccoon Feeding on the Lawn

I want a career in wildlife conservation. I only have my associates degree (general) , if i volunteer at my local wildlife center, would they potentially want to hire me?

its at the point where other predators run from humans- i know this might break rule 1 but i dont mean it to be that way. if anyone could explain i would love that, i dont really care if this gets downvoted cause people hate this, i just need answers

Spotted a fun setup at one of the UQ orientation booths featuring a koala, an echidna, a python, and a small crocodile.

​The Koala: Absolutely adorable. Their entire daily schedule consists of munching through eucalyptus leaves at lightning speed—reminiscent of Flash the Sloth from Zootopia—and then immediately passing out on a tree branch.

​The Echidna: Along with the platypus, echidnas are the only two surviving monotremes on Earth. They are mammals that lay eggs and have a pouch. While their quills look like a hedgehog's, they actually aren't that sharp if you stroke them in the direction they grow.

​The Crocodile & Python: Their skin was surprisingly smooth to the touch, probably because these two were still pretty young.

​Being cold-blooded, they seemed super chill and barely moved when brought out into the sun from the shade, letting everyone pet them. But after baking in the sun for a few minutes, their energy levels started loading up.

​As a warm-blooded mammal, I sometimes envy cold-blooded animals for being able to eat one meal and call it a month. But then again, they probably envy our ability to get up and move around whenever we want, regardless of the temperature.

​It reminds me of how lions in Africa will sometimes steal a crocodile's prey right in front of its face early in the morning. The poor croc hasn't soaked up enough sunlight to charge its battery yet, so it just has to sit there helplessly and watch its breakfast walk away.

Feeding a Flying Squirrel a Peanut at the Squirrel Feeder in the Woods

Red Fox Marking Its Territory on the Lawn

What do u think of this list? What r some arguments against this list?

Whitetail Deer Feeding on the Lawn and a Red Fox Feeding on the Driveway

Feeding a Peanut to a Flying Squirrel at the Squirrel Feeder in the Woods

Flying Squirrels Eating Peanuts and Sunflower Seeds at the Squirrel Feeder in the Woods

SHOUT OUT TO CALIFORNIA!!👍

They're trying to get a bill passed for a STATE ANIMAL ABUSE REGISTRY.😊

Hi Everybody!!, I don't know if you have to be a resident of California for your signature to count, but there is a petition for a bill that needs some more help. It is a common-sense, bipartisan measure that has already cleared the Assembly. Now it needs the Senate to clear. Until today, I didn't know that Florida & Tennessee already have a law.🎉. I'm signing (I don't live there) but if it counts 🤷‍♀️, I tried, sharing it, because I would really LOVE❤️ to see a NATIONAL ANIMAL ABUSE REGISTRY & I 🙏 pray that maybe with enough signatures this could could lead to something greater!! Be the innocent souls voice.

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Multiple photos of a same origami means a hard time choosing which one I prefer 😆. If you have a favorite among those too, feel free to tell me, it would help 😆!