Russian Photographer Takes The Most Adorable Squirrel Photo Ever

Vadim Trunov, a talented nature photographer from Russia captures some cute and enchanting moments of two squirrels playing and even taking photos of each other. Trunov takes these adorable and action-packed photos in a snow-covered forest outside of Voronezh, Russia. He left his Canon DSLR on a tripod and set out some snowballs and winter food around it; in the meanwhile the two entered and enthusiastically fight over the food.

All this provided a chance to Trunov so he can show us a delightful and candid look of squirrels that what they do when we are not around them. Have a look on some of the cutest squirrel photo shoots ever.

Photographer Takes Breathtaking Shots of A Cowboy Frog Riding A Beetle

Indonesian wildlife photographer Hendy Mp captured a strange antics near surroundings of his house in Sambas, Indonesia. He witnessed a bizarre scene of a tree frog riding on the back of a giant horned wood-boring beetle like a cowboy. The frog is a Reinwardt’s Flying Frog which is one of the endangered species in the world.

According to Hendy Mp the frog stayed on the beetle for almost five minutes and the beetle can’t fly as the frog was sitting on its back. The tiny cowboy saw the beetle and cleverly crawls on the top of beetle and put its front leg in the air to keep its balance. Have a look and enjoy the ride!

Finnish Photographer Feeds Wild Animals For Adorable Snapshots

Konsta Punkka, a 20-year-old Finland-based photographer and self-described “squirrel whisperer” has a unique interactions with wild animals that can be seen from these incredible snapshots that he able to capture from a very short distance. Punkka uses small pieces of snacks as his tool to attract birds, squirrels, foxes and other Finnish wildlife to eat food directly from his hand so in exchange he can take some adorable and intimate photographs.

20 Animal Family Portraits To Make Your Day A Little Cuter

Have you ever seen animals posing in group photos? If not then today we're showing you organized family photos of animals. The list features animals ranging from wild bears to domestic cats. Wildlife photographers tried their best to capture some decent photos where all the animals look like a normal, happy family. Take a look and enjoy the cute and adorable family photos of animals!

The 28 Best Perfectly Timed Photos of Dogs

Today we've compiled a hilarious collection of perfectly-timed photos of dogs. Every owner loves his or her dog and want to take photos of his or her pet in every style and action. Perfectly timed photos can be a good source of  reviving your old memories. Have you captured a perfectly timed photo of your own dog, if yes then share it with us! Take a look on the below mentioned list of hilarious perfectly timed dog photos.

Photographer Leaves City Life to Capture Magical Images of Australian Landscapes

Australian photographer Julie Fletcher captured the real majestic beauty of Australia’s remote Southern region in all of its glory in the eye of her camera. She left her city Sydney some 12 years ago after quitting her office job and ending a failing relationship. She then move to traveled to Australia's remotest locations to take absolutely stunning photos of the Australian outback. She is the only female landscape photographer in Australia and some of her works have been published by National Geographic.

Unrecognized Images of Animals without Their Natural Coat of Hair

Only human beings are not the only creatures who suffer hair loss. Animals are also included in the list of that group who have fur, feathers or spines loss problem. Animals that lose their fur, feathers or spines look very strange and terrifying. Fur or feathers loss in animals and birds is mainly because of old age or due to disease. The scientific name of hair loss from head or other body parts is alopecia. Take a look on the following images of hairless animals.

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A Fascinating Miniature World Of Frogs Captured By Wil Mijer

Wil Mijer is a talented Dutch photographer who loves capturing the beautiful and fascinating world of colorful tropical frogs. She has a unique and special place in her heart for tinny creatures like butterflies, spiders, flies and frogs.

Mijer’s vivid and dream-like macro photographs feature incredible world of frogs perched on tropical plants and hanging out on plant stems. Although frogs are not the most common object in macro photography but these images below demonstrate them truly amazing and extraordinary creature of the nature.

Photographer Takes Magical Portraits With Wild Animals

Russian fine art photographer Katerina Plotnikova creates these surreal and dreamy images inspired by fairy tales. Moscow-based photographer started taking interest in photography some 5 years ago and specializes in a photography that will take you to the scariest world of imagination. We have already featured her work on our site but today we have some special collection of her photographs captured with real animals. I hope you will enjoy these mythical and romantic portraits as much as I have. Check out!

Russian Mother Takes Adorable Photographs of Her Kids With Dogs, Ducks and Rabbits

Elena Shumilova , a mother from Andreapol, Russia has been taking wonderful photos of her two sons Yaroslav and Vanya since 2012 after receiving her first professional camera. Because of staying with the animal from very young age, both the guys were immediately accepted in their world and this amazing friendship tends to become stronger as they get older.

The animals in this photos series belong to the farm Shumilova running from some time. While taking the full advantage of beautiful surroundings, weather conditions and natural colors Elena Shumilova enable to take some incredible photos which will leave you speechless!

The Best Entries from Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2013

Wildlife Photographer of the Year is an international competition co-owned by the Natural History Museum and BBC Worldwide held every year since 1964. The winners of the competition have been announced in a grand ceremony held at London’s Natural History Museum. South African photographer Greg du Toit won the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2013 award for his stunning photo "Essence of elephants."

The annual Photography competition received 43,000 entries from 96 countries. Number of extraordinary photographs made the shortlist of 100 which will be on display at Natural History Museum from 18 October, 2013-23 March, 2014. Here is a mix of both winners and runners-up selections we loved the most.

Animals in their Environment - Winner

Eric Hosking Portfolio Award - Winner

15-17 Years - Runner-up 2013

Wildlife Photographer of the Year – Grand title winner