Animals Protecting Their Young

April 22nd, 2009 | 14 Comments | Posted in Photos by Mohamed

Animals Protecting Its Young
The word “animal” comes from the Latin word animale, neuter of animalis, and is derived from anima, meaning vital breath or soul. In everyday colloquial usage, the word usually refers to non-human animals. The biological definition of the word refers to all members of the Kingdom Animalia, including humans. Here are some collected photos and videos we wanted to share them with you.

The Monkey Protecting Its Young

The Monkey Protecting Its Young

The Monkey Protecting Its Young

The Monkey Protecting Its Young

The Monkey Protecting Its Young

The Dog And The Squirrel

The Dog Protecting Its Young

The Dog Protecting Its Young

The Dog Protecting Its Young

The Dog Protecting Its Young

The Dog Protecting Its Young

Mother Cougar Attacks A Bear

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Battle At Kruger

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Thrasher vs. King Snake

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  • FurorAquila said:

    The dog vs. the squirrel was the best. The facial expression of the dog was priceless…buck teeth and all.

  • DonCalaverius said:

    Why do all the dogs have to be black?

  • Steven said:

    The videos are much better than the photos, go Cougar!!

  • ogre said:

    The black dog is symbolic of death, duh.

  • Wisedome said:

    @DonCalaverius

    Oh no, both the dog were black..

  • reddit said:

    Meanwhile, heartless humans abort their young.

  • digg said:

    Reddit is for retards

  • reddit said:

    reddit does not support the opinions of individual reddit users

  • reddit said:

    Then again, human children have no where near the same mortality rate.

  • CynicalRedditReader said:

    I strongly suspect the dog & squirrel photographs were taken in the opposite order to that in which they are shown.

  • If only humans would have more compassion towards animals.

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