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There’s nothing more universal than a mother’s love, and in the wild, that bond is as powerful as it is heartwarming. Wildlife photographer Joe Neely has a remarkable gift for capturing these fleeting yet intimate moments between animal mothers and their young. His work reveals a softer side of nature, one that’s filled with protection, patience, and affection. From a mother fox curling up with her kits to a bird carefully feeding her tiny chick, Neely’s lens highlights scenes that remind us of the delicate balance of life in the wilderness. Each photo is not just about wildlife photography, it’s about storytelling. They show resilience, nurturing, and the instinctive care that transcends species. More info: Instagram | jmneelyphotography.com | Facebook #1 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Moose and their babies like to hang out around the highways because there is a much lower risk of predation. Good for everyone as long as you drive slowly.” #2 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Momma and baby zebra are carefully watching me walk by.” #3 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Mawenzi and Temba are watching over each other. You can see how strong their bond is. Fun fact: Giraffes have hair-covered horns called ossicones, but only males use them (for fighting each other).” #4 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Mother and baby giraffe in the Maasai Mara national reserve in Kenya.” #5 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Males aid in the protection of young when they are a part of a nursery band; otherwise, the mother is the main source of protection.” #6 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Wild horse mom smells her 1-day-old newborn baby.” #7 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Wolf pup and family member.” #8 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Beautiful cheetah mother with her two cubs. This was the last thing we saw, and we could not have been happier. A successful safari in Kenya.” #9 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Baby fallow deer getting spit bathed by mom.” #10 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Snuggles… lioness was just trying to relax, but the cub wanted attention.” #11 Image source: jmneelyphotography “A mother and two twins. What an amazing sight. Elephants are by far my favorite animals, and I did not get to spend enough time with them.” #12 Image source: jmneelyphotography “It’s springtime in Lamar Valley.” #13 Image source: jmneelyphotography “A baby rhino weighs 80 lbs at birth and stays with its mother for 3.5 years.” #14 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Mother and her babies are looking for a safe place to hide for the night.” #15 Image source: jmneelyphotography “While on a canoe, we came across many hippopotamuses. Here is baby hippo snoozing with mom in the shade. Lake Naivasha is beautiful, and I highly recommend a canoe tour so you can get at eye level with these beautiful animals.” #16 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Mom and baby Moose nose boop. Fun fact: Moose are huge. Real fun fact: In the Algonquin language, moose means eater of twigs.” #17 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Grizzly mom playing with one of her cubs. Fun fact: A grizzly can be 3-4 feet in height when it is on all four legs. It can be up to 8 feet tall when it stands on its hind feet. Although grizzly bears are large animals, 75% of their diet is comprised of berries, leaves, and nuts. They also like to eat fish, rodents, and moose.” #18 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Owls will furiously defend their nest from predators by digging their talons into the intruder with the force of 500psi.” #19 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Elephants in Amboseli National Park headed back to the forest before sunset. It gets really dusty in Amboseli, in fact, the name means ‘salty dust’.” #20 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Wild filly nuzzling her momma.” #21 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Badger mom watching over her babies as they play around their home in Yellowstone. Fun fact: A badger’s home is called a sett.” #22 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Salt River wild horses. While the parents are very caring and protective, they are also very tolerant of humans.” #23 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Baby bison keeping up with mom into the setting sunlight.” #24 Image source: jmneelyphotography “Mamma showing kid the ropes.” #25 Image source: jmneelyphotography “In the jungle-like environment of Lake Nakuru National Park, there are believed to be fewer than 20 lions as of 2018, and we had the opportunity to meet one of the mothers and her single cub.” The post 25 Adorable Photos Of Animal Moms With Their Babies That Show The Power Of Love appeared first on DeMilked.

Nature loves surprises, and sometimes it gives us animals that look like they came straight out of a fantasy novel. While most pets and wildlife stick to average sizes, a few individuals grow so massive that they completely break our expectations. From house cats that look like small lions to cows that could easily tower over a human, these oversized creatures are fascinating to see, and a little bit intimidating too. Thanks to proud pet owners and wildlife photographers, the internet is full of pictures of these animal giants. Some are fluffy, some are muscular, and others are just shockingly big compared to what you’d normally expect. Whether it’s the world’s tallest horse, a dog that looks like a bear, or a rabbit that could outsize a toddler, these animals prove that “extra-large” is a whole new level in the animal kingdom. Here are some huge animals that grew way beyond normal size. #1 Once A Lap Dog, Always A Lap Dog Image source: vladgrinch #2 A Woman In Virginia Was Delighted When A Large Black Bear Decided To Take A Nap In A Kiddie Pool She Had In Her Back Yard Image source: Lauren M. Johnson #3 Big Boy Image source: laydo #4 Romulus Is The World’s Tallest Living Donkey, As Certified By The Guinness World Records. His Height Is 68 In (172.72 Cm) Weight 1,300 Lb (590 Kg) Image source: GoldenChinchilla #5 Sir Bunnington III. 8 Month Old Continental Giant Image source: Ayshaxxx #6 DNA Came Back 93% German Shepherd, 7% Unidentifiable, We’re Guessing Grizzly Bear Image source: No-Conclusion1971 #7 This Giant Maine Coon I Got To Hold At Work Today. He Is Super Sweet! The Best Boy Image source: kemidawn #8 I Bet They’re Very Sweet, Gentle, And Love Hugs Image source: Greysnsfwacc #9 The Absolute Unit Of All Living Turtles Image source: Agent_C404 #10 When You Want A Golden Retriever But Are Only Allowed To Get A Cat Image source: jenpriester #11 A Very Beautiful Atlas Moth Image source: FloydsForked #12 Always Nice To See A Friendly Face. George Came Round To See Us And Enjoyed A Good Neck Scratch Image source: chrisbarfoot_photography #13 Shire Horse Image source: -What-on-Earth- #14 What A Cute Gentle Giant Image source: alinbodislav #15 This Massive Boy A Japanese Fisherman Found Image source: nightbiscuit #16 Giant Teddy Bear Image source: kate_a_tron #17 This Bear Has Reached Peak Boredom Image source: UnironicThatcherite #18 Meet The Largest Bat On Earth – The Pemba Flying Fox With An Average Wingspan Of 6 Feet Image source: resalles #19 I’m Not Sure That’s A Corgi Anymore Image source: thexbeatboxer #20 Belgian Horse Image source: Ninja-Egg-Salad His name is Charlie Cooper, he’s a belgian draft horse. I thought his leg was broken when I bought him, but it turned out to be cancer :( he’s really sweet and literally licks you like a puppy! #21 An Elephant Posing With My Friend (She’s 5’10) Image source: master-jono #22 Pesto Is The Biggest Baby Penguin Ever Hatched At The Sealife Melbourn Aquarium. Already As Big As His Parents Image source: -TheMidpoint- #23 It’s Like A Goat With Pony Legs Image source: v0lumnius #24 6 Month Old Wolf Pup Image source: Zetheryian #25 Are We Forgetting Elephant Seals? Image source: reddit.com #26 A Wandering Albatross. Absolute Unit Image source: BBCEarth #27 Anybody Taller Than The Countertops In The House Needs To Pay Bills Image source: Gas Pak #28 Amur Tigers Are Huge Image source: Sonny_McClain89 #29 Twenty Pounds Of Giant Rabbit In My Arms! I Nicknamed Her Sluffy Image source: mooshimooshi #30 Giant Pacific Octopus Image source: rockystl #31 Whale vs. 75 Foot Boat Image source: ParkerGHale #32 Unit Of A Cat Named Panther Image source: Ecstatic_Scene9999 #33 Encounter Between Tahiti And Moorea Image source: timmckenna #34 This Giant Cat At My Work Image source: sunshineandhomicide #35 This Pup Is Taller Than Dreams #36 Huge Eagle Image source: castanet.net #37 Absolute Unit Of A Toad Image source: spuds151 #38 Adopted This Absolute Unit Today. I Have A Soft Spot For Old Men Image source: dry_soup #39 Huge Bull Elephant In Comparison With A Pickup Truck Image source: NatsuDragnee1 #40 Stick Insect On My Shed Image source: TheCriticalMember The post “What Do They Feed Them?”: 40 Pets And Wild Animals That Grew To Unexpected Sizes appeared first on DeMilked.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Israel on Sept. 14 after the country’s fight against the Hamas terrorist group led to a military strike in Qatar and increased action within the Gaza Strip. Rubio and President Donald Trump met with Qatar’s prime minister on Sept. 12 about the fallout of the Israeli operation that targeted Hamas leadership in the capital city of Doha.

Israeli forces destroyed at least 30 residential buildings in Gaza City and forced thousands of people from their homes, Palestinian officials said, as U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived on Sunday to discuss the future of the conflict. Israel has said it plans to seize the city, where about a million Palestinians have been sheltering, as part of its declared aim of eliminating the militant group Hamas, and has intensified attacks on what it has called the last bastion of the...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio began his visit to Israel with a visit on Sunday to the Western Wall in Jerusalem, where the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, welcomed him with an affirmation of the U.S.-Israel relationship, even as it is tested by the war in Gaza. “I think his visit here is a testament to the durability, the strength of the Israeli-American alliance,” Mr. Netanyahu told reporters. “It’s as strong, as durable as the stones in the Western Wall that he just touched....