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A young Siberian Tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) Nothing in his outdoor enclosure

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A young Siberian Tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) Nothing in his outdoor enclosure 7 in January of 2013 at the Zoo in Duisburg, West Germany. AFP PHOTO / Weihrauch ROLAND


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A rhinoceros as a pet – Wild animals

A rhinoceros as a pet

    Have a Rhino as a pet may seem unreal.

    Anne Whittall Jimmy kisses through the window of the kitchen in their guest house in Humani Zimbabwe. He brought him to his house when I was a baby. Poachers shot and killed his mother in South Africa in 2007.

    Photo: Special news – Via: Telegraph

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Two baby chimpanzees hug each other next to a radiator to keep warm

Two baby chimpanzees

Two baby chimpanzees hug next to a radiator, protecting themselves from the low temperatures at Qingdao Zoo in China.

Photo: China Photo Press / Barcroft Media

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An orphaned kangaroos and a wombat found solace raising together

Wombat and Kangaroo

An orphaned Kangaroo and a Wombat have found comfort to each other. ANZAC a baby wombat and Peggy have become best friends after sharing a bag together in the Rescue Center for wild life of Kilmore in Victoria, Australia. With little more than five months of age, ANZAC was brought to the Centre after being rescued in the cordillera of Macedonia. In the absence of his mother, ANZAC was laid next to Peggy and now the two sleep together. Lisa Milligan worker said that both are comforting the heart rate. She said: "There are a lot of young that have been orphaned for a series of reasons". One of the reasons why this surprising duo gets along is so well because they have a similar personality – ANZAC is very social, While Peggy is noisy and shameless.

Rob Leeson / Newspix / Rex Features



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Tasmanian Devil

Tasmanian Devil

The Tasmanian Devil looks out at his new enclosure at the Zoo in the wild life in the Centre of Sydney 21 of December 2012. REUTERS / Daniel Muรฑoz


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Ring-tailed lemur

Ringed tail lemur

A Ring-tailed lemur (L, Lemur catta) smells like a tomato frog (Frog Dyscophus) during an inventory of animals the 27 in December of 2012 in the zoo Tierpark Hagenbeck in Hamburg, North of Germany. During the annual inventory, all animals are counted, they weigh and measure yourself. AFP PHOTO / Christian Charisius


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Best Animal Videos of 2012

The 2012 comes to an end, It is a good time to reflect and remember the most important stories of the year. So let's watch crazy, cute and fascinating videos of animals in the most unlikely situations.

Unfortunately, some of this year's animal stories left us with little to smile about.

Abuse on farms, poaching and smuggling were only some of the problems that attacked animal welfare and conservation.

In terms of domestic animals, millions of stray dogs and cats are slaughtered each year. To support conservation efforts, Consider making a small donation to the World Wildlife Fund here.

You can also visit the website of ASPCA or Petfinder.com for more information about how to help pets needing a home.

Videos Animals 2012








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50 drunken elephants destroyed a village in the India

Animals crazed by the alcohol left three destroyed houses and trampled crops

Dumurkota, an Indian village, He suffered an attack of a herd of elephants who arrived in search of alcohol after having drunk already almost 500 litres.

Animals, that at first they were looking for food and had approached the tea and rice plantations, they suddenly felt the smell of alcohol that came from a store. attracted by the scent, elephants ransacked the premises and was drank 18 barrels of liquor. The effect was devastating. The crazed elephants entered Dumurkota and destroyed at least three homes trying to get more alcohol. It also, they trampled the plantations of local farmers. Police officers who arrived to calm the animals and return them to their herd reported that the elephants were just part of a large community whose migration route passed near Dumurkota..

Seen: actualidad.RT

Photo: AFP / Diptendu Dutta