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After ten years of saving lives, police dog Indy heard his name on the radio for the last time, and in the silence that followed, even the toughest officer broke down in tears.

Jonathan, the giant tortoise who held the record as the world's oldest land animal, has died at the estimated age of 193 years.

@buitengebieden Those are coatis (or coatimundis)! Raccoon relatives

This took me a second.. 😅

Punch now has a girlfriend

Punch officially has a bodyguard that protects him wherever he goes

Rare snow leopard captured on a remote mountain

Massive crowd appeared to see PUNCH

@AMAZlNGNATURE After ten years of saving lives, police dog Indy heard his name on the radio for the last time, and in the silence that followed, even the toughest officer broke down in tears.

There are two types of dogs:

A world's rarest black deer was spotted alive in Poland barycz valley forest

@AMAZlNGNATURE A world's rarest black deer was spotted alive in Poland barycz valley forest

Not a thought in that deer 🤣😇❤️

Instead of finding shade, the waxy tree frog coats itself in a layer of self-made wax, making built-in sunscreen

Punch is still being bullied and other monkeys have tried to steal his plush toy

Indian Boy Calmly Exits as Leopard Enters Building

The way this lion gets angry when his caregiver blocks his sight...😂😂

Even monkeys don't like the strings in bananas

Pregnant fox screaming at partner

Photographer captures sleeping elephant family

After enduring days of rejection, Baby Punch finally experienced the comfort of love - the warmest hug from an adult monkey

This is Chada, a 27-year-old rescued Himalayan brown bear Chada was born on Christmas Day, December 24, 1998. From early childhood, she was sold to the National Circus of Ukraine, which was sadly common practice before European welfare standards were introduced. She spent twelve years on the road, living in travelling circuses and performing on tour. Later, her owners abandoned her in a small, rusty cage in an industrial area of Bilogorodka near Kyiv. Chada remained there for the next seven years. She was eventually noticed by animal welfare activists. At the time, no rehabilitation centres had available space, so she was temporarily moved to a private zoo in the village of Vasylivka in the Zaporizhia region. Although she was fed and cared for, the conditions were still unsuitable for a bear. Sadly, this zoo is now located in territory currently occupied by Russian troops. On July 16, 2019, Chada finally arrived at the White Rock sanctuary. Today, Chada has very poor eyesight and is missing eleven teeth. Despite everything she has endured, she has remained strong and full of spirit. Her resilience, personality, and love for life have made her a true star of our bear family. 🎥 : whiterock.savewildfund

When punch sees his favourite human 🥹

Look at this brown bear gently eating grapes