Wild life is not wild as we often think.Mother feelings are always same in every part of the world so do in the wild life.They struggle for life,they protec their babies from every kind of danger.This weekend i just want to make you smile so I’ve collected 25 Mother and their babies’s photos from wild life.They are all wonderful and cute and i’m sure that you will love all of them.
By the way, if you want to learn more about this type of photography skills you can check outdoor camera guide by Globo Surf.
Thanks to all photographers who took these photos and show us one of the fantastic part world.
What a lovely Mother’s Day Present, my Dear!
I know … I’m a bit late 😉
Dutiful mothers, female polar bears usually give birth to twin cubs, which stay with her for more than two years until they can hunt and survive on their own.
Photograph by Norbert Rosing
Bringing Home The Bugs
Credit:Hubpages
Mother Bison Directing Traffic
Photo from the deck at the Wildlife Prairie State Park in Peoria IL (USA).
by Todd Ryburn
Baby Bella and her mother at Chester Zoo
White Dolphin and Baby
Credit:ZUMA Press
Polar Bears Mother Love
Polar bear Wilbaer and mother Corinna communicate in their enclosure at the Wilhelma Zoo in Stuttgart, Germany.
CREDIT: ZUMA Press
Mother elephant Kandy taps her baby, Shahrukh, at Hagenbeck Zoo in Hamburg, Germany.
CREDIT: ZUMA Press
A young elephant nuzzles its mother during a visit to the drought-depleted Zambezi riverbed.
Photograph by Chris Johns
In an image taken by a remotely operated 35-mm camera, a baby langur monkey clings to his mother’s chest in India’s Bandhavgarh National Park.
Photograph by Michael Nichols
Once they’re three months old, geladas ride their mothers jockey-style. Females have just four or five babies in a lifetime but invest a lot of time and energy taking care of them—it’s a ‘quality, not quantity’ strategy, says biologist Chadden Hunter, who has spent parts of the past six years with the animals in Ethiopia(From “Final Edit,” November 2002, National Geographic magazine)
Photograph by Michael Nichols
Jaws that can crush a backbone become a tender conveyance as Sita totes a cub to a new den, a constant chore to safeguard her young from leopards, wild dogs, and other tigers. Hiding cubs well is critical, since she may be away hunting for 24 hours or more
Photograph by Michael Nichols
Mother black bears are notoriously protective of their cubs, who stay with their mothers for about two years.
Photograph by Norbert Rosing
Lynxes are known for the black tufts of fur on the tips of their ears.
Photograph by Norbert Rosing
Donkey helping the new born foal stand on its feet
by Nagcharan
Mother’s Watchful Eye
by PHOTO BY TOM
A Koala and her junior, taken at Wildlife world in Darling Harbour.
Antelope mother and baby nuzzle each other.
by David Roberts
by wAlanb
Mother Seal and Pup, Galápagos
While hiking in the Galápagos among a colony of seals, we came upon this mother and pup sharing what appears to be a “tender moment.”
Photograph by Jack Burtt
Red-Necked Grebe and Chick
A newly hatched red-necked grebe relaxes, safe under mom’s wing. It’s been a long day and there’s still so much to see.
Photograph by Michael Gehrisch
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