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PHOTOS: Amazing Animals

Kingfisher Catches Fish Under Water
L.A. Zoo Welcomes Baby Sophie
Predator Becomes Prey
Bird Surprised by Own Reflection
Fox Fight Club
Elephant Tests New Leg Cast
Two-Headed Pig Born in China
Two-Headed Pig Born in China
Giraffes 'Neck' for Mating Rights
Male Giraffes Do The Tango
Unlucky Sparrow Plucked from Mid-Air
Sparrow is Seized by SparrowHawk
Snail Takes Shelter from Rain Under 'Umbrella'
Snail Shelters from Rainfall Under Umbrella
Polar Bear Cools Off
Polar Bear Plays in San Diego Zoo
Deep Sea Specimens from New Zealand
Gonzo, Blind Sled Dog Gets Help From Brother Poncho
Pug Amazingly Survives Tasmania Inferno
Pandas Get Their Groove On
Pandas Get Their Groove On
Giant Panda Dances Gangnam Style
Orphaned Bobcat Is Too Nice
Prickly Pete, Cat Wrapped in Cactus
The Great Grey Owl in Lapland
Beekeeping Donkey
Diver Encounters 26-Foot Anaconda
Diver Encounters 26-Foot Anaconda
8-Meter Anaconda
Sabertooth Squirrel?
Dancing chipmunks in Namibia
Giant Panda enjoys Mid-Autumn Festival moon cake
Medusa the Longest Snake in Guiness World Records 2013
Fisherman Catches 12-foot Alligator
Great White Leaps for Lunch
Great White Shark Swallows Seal in Mid-Air
Bob the Owl Dashes to Finish Line
Bob The Owl in His Own Olympic Feat
Rare Albino Hedgehogs
Injured Panther Uses Walker
Injured Panther Uses Walker
Injured Panther Kitten
red panda has concussion after 30-foot fall in Dresden, Germany
Squid Devours Sea Gull
Orangutan uses iPad
Pic Captures Bicycling Bug
Pedaling Mantis
George the Great Dane
Polar Bear Cubs Greet Spring
Polar bear cubs come out of den for spring.
Praying Otter Seeks Help from Higher Power
Purple Squirrel Found in Pa.
Purple Squirrel Found in Pa.
A Rabbit Gets Acupuncture
Cat Born With Two Faces
A Kitten With Two Faces
Drowsy Bear Shows Off 10 Inch Tongue
Drowsy Bear Shows Off 10 Inch Tongue
Kala, Malayan Sun Bear Appears to Lick Tree
World's Smallest Frog Found
Secret Snake Hides in Jungle
Matilda's Horned Viper
Gila Monster, Pronghorns and More
Great Migrations: Pronghorns at Risk
Seal Gets 18,000 Frequent Swimmer Miles
Jackson, the Elephant Seal traveled 18,000 miles in 11 months
Zebras Roam the Suburbs
Two Zebras Roam the Suburbs
A pig without back legs
Nine-Spotted Ladybug Makes Return to New York
World's Most Terrifying Bat?
World's Most Terrifying Bat?
Amazing Animals
Cat Survives Euthanasia Attempts Twice
Cyclops shark
Narcotic: the Sphynx cat
Drunken Moose Stuck in Tree
Bisexual Deep-Sea Squid
Whales Take Labor Day Weekend Swim
Whales
Cuban Dog With Enormous Tongue
Apes Use iPads
Frozen in Time: A Dog Drying Off
Ants Glow With Rainbow Colors
Massive, Ancient Wombat Discovered
Emperor Penguin Undergoes Third Surgery
Emperor Penguin Undergoes Third Surgery
Rare Twin Horses Born in South Carolina
Rare Twin Horses Born in South Carolina
Elvis Spotted on the Back of a Stink Bug
Miniature Horse to Celebrate 1st Birthday
Arrow removed from goose's chest
A Berlin zoo official says world-famous polar bear Knut has died. Bear keeper Heiner Kloes said that four-year-old Knut died Saturday afternoon March 19, 2011 while alone in his compound. He says the cause is not yet clear.
Scooter-Riding Dog in Times Square!
Scientists Wear Panda Suits to Help Captive-Born Cubs
Scientists Wear Panda Costumes to Help Captive-Born Cubs
Eye-Popping Picture of Spider Wins Contest
Mangled Cat Walks With Bionic Legs
New Carnivore Found in Madagascar
World's Biggest Dog Meets World's Tiniest
Monkeys in Makeup Sing for Suppers
Giant Koi?
Amazing Animals
Ew! Massive Jellyfish Stings 150 Even After It Was Dead
Amazing Animals
Amazing Animals
Wildlife Conservation Society Uses Men?s Cologne as Latest Tool in Big Cat Conservation
'Pinocchio' of Frogs Among New Species in 'The Lost World'
Amazing Animals
Amazing Animals
Amazing Animals
Amazing Animals
Amazing Animals
Giant George Is World's Tallest Dog
Injured Panther Uses Walker
Only one out of every two million lobsters are blue, say scientists, but Bobby Stoddard, a fishing captain out of Clarks Harbour, Nova Scotia, says he found this one. The bright color comes from a genetic defect. (Bobby Stoddard via WABC)
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