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Rare albino raccoon

Natural selection makes it very difficult to see albino animals in the wild.. This albino raccoon is a unique specimen.

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Tenderness between a Bonobo mother and her calf

This baby Bonobo hairless seeks the affection of his mother at the Zoo in Jacksonville Florida. The hair loss is due to stress that produces live in captivity. Photo of Graham McGeorge

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A group of macaques with Crest tucked to give heat

A group of macaques with Crest, more accustomed to the tropical jungles of Indonesia than to European zoos, They huddle together for warmth at Dublin Zoo Photo: Niall Carson / PA

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A baby panda bear waves as it relaxes in an incubator

This little panda waving as he relaxed in an incubator at a conservation center. Katherine Feng / Minden / Solent

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Three scratches in the position of the conga dancing

Scratches, las crías de los jabalíes, receive this name for his particular design in your coat, they have a few scratches that will disappear as they are fulfilling months. At birth, las crías apenas alcanzan los 900 grams of weight and during the first three months of life will be powered from its mother's milk.

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A kitten and a fawn

A kitten and a fawn

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Japanese macaques sit together to the light from the Sun

Japanese macaques sit together in the sunlight in Seoul, South Korea – Photography: Lee Jin-man/AP

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This is the most tender and happier world animal – Quokka

There is no doubt that this creature is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, both due to its small size as its expressive figure, It makes it seem happy while he eats and sleeps.

This species of Australian marsupials is known in the scientific community as Quokka – Photo: Softpedia

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