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Images of Hawaiian Goose

Hawaiian Goose (Branta Sandvicensis)

The Hawaiian goose, also known as “Nene”, is a type of goose prevalent to the Hawaiian islands. Nene is the official bird of Hawaii State and is widely found on the islands... 

Pictures of King Penguin

King Penguin

The King Penguin is a member of the Aptenodytes genus and enjoys the glory of being the 2nd largest penguin species, after the Emperor Penguin. It gets its name from its tall stature King... 

Images of Spinner Dolphin

Spinner Dolphin

Spinner Dolphins belong to the Delphinidae family and are distinguished by their elongated snouts. They have been named due to their incredible tendency to spin in the air while leaping... 

Photos of Least Weasel

Least Weasel

Least Weasels are small-sized mammals of Mustelidae family which occurs in a huge range all over the world. This animal may have a small built but it is a great hunter, which efficiently... 

Images of Eastern fence lizard

Eastern fence lizard

The eastern fence lizard is a medium sized rough-scaled lizard native to forest edges and rotting stumps in the United States. Fence lizard is the member of spiny lizard family and... 

Pictures of Glossy Ibis

Glossy Ibis

The Glossy Ibis is a type of wading bird that belongs to the ibis family, Threskiornithidae. This bird is referred to as the most far-flung ibis species and is sometime known as a “black... 

Pictures of Lyre Bird

Lyre Bird

A lyre bird is a ground dwelling Australian species. The bird belongs to the genus Menura and the Menuridae family. These birds are popular for their ability to mimic. Lyrebirds are... 

Gulf Fritillary Picture

Gulf Fritillary

Gulf Fritillary butterflies have a striking appearance and belong to the Nimphalidae family. They are characterized by their long wings (but do not belong to the longwing butterfly... 

Images of Oribi

Oribi

Oribis are small and swift African antelopes that inhabit Africa’s northern and southern savannas. These antelopes are long-limbed and long-necked and live in pairs or small herds. They...