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Vicious dog attack caught on camera 😳😳😳 adventuringwithnala

We need your help! Please SIGN and SHARE this petition. Moti’s death was likely preventable, and we’re asking the government to enforce biannual health inspections for all captive elephants in India. PETITION LINK IN BIO With Moti’s last breath, he reminded us that we must keep fighting. Unfortunately, we had hoped for many, many more signatures on our petition to show officials that Moti’s life was important. If you haven’t signed and SHARED our petition, please do so now. Inspections are so important for the future of all captive elephants in India. #Moti #motielephant #refusetoride #elephantrescue #elephants #wildliferescue #india #elephanthospital #wildlifesos #responsibletourism

It’s #WorldWildlifeDay, and we wanted to share something special with you! This tigress sauntering through Thailand’s forests with her 3 cubs is a sign of hope for conservationists in the country. Head to the link in our bio where Dr. Rungnapa from WWF-Thailand explains the significance of this sighting and reflects on some other incredible tiger sightings in Thailand over the last few years.

Two baby Sri Lankan elephants play together 🐘 This #WorldWildlifeDay, we are showcasing a species that is well loved, but one of many that is endangered: the elephant. Amidst habitat loss, new laws have brought hope in protecting these gentle giants for future generations.

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Playful moments via marysmark. 💦 The killer whale, otherwise known as an orca, inhabit all oceans of the world. While they are most abundant in colder waters like Alaska, Antarctica, and Norway, they are also spotted in tropical and subtropical waters such as in Hawaii, Australia, and the Bahamas. These powerful whales can range from around 25 to 30 feet in length, often spouting every few seconds while swimming and cruising at the surface, as shown in these creatively merged photos. 🐳 Have you ever spotted an orca in the wild? 🖤 Photos by marysmark

Today is #WorldWildlifeDay! The perfect day to celebrate the amazing diversity of life on Earth and help protect it. Become a hero for nature with your donation today: wwf.to/3KSorxD.

#WorldWildlifeDay To get up close with wildlife, one does not always need to visit far off places like dense forests. If observed closely, our backyard can be an equally rich treasure trove. Cities also have their fair share of ‘wild’ animals. Reptiles, birds, insects, and mammals are all found in today’s urban, concrete jungles. This World Wildlife Day, let us not forget about the ones with whom we share our very homes! What are some common wild animals that you find in your backyard? #wildlife #wildlifesosindia #wildlifesos #wildlife #wildanimal #animal #animals #saveanimals #wildlifeconservation #conservation #nature #animallovers #india #wildlifeday #wildlifeonearth #infographic #photooftheday #urbanphotography #urbanwildlife #insects #frogs #reptiles #snakes #mammals #birds

Today, in honor of World Wildlife Day, we’re removing our iconic panda logo. Join us in raising awareness of the global need to protect our natural world. Learn more by following the link in our bio. #WorldWithoutNature