Thanks to Honeylynn Mandeville

The Canadian moose is the undisputed king of the antler world.  

Newfoundland

Thanks to Becky Jo Montijo

Yardie Creek

Cape Range National Park, Western Australia

Yardie Creek is a haven for bird life plus colonies of black-footed rock wallabies which inhabit the sheer red cliffs.

Thanks to Anwyn_Elfmaiden (Anja)

Thanks to Rob Stamps

Manx Cat 

Reproduced from commemorative stamp designed by Peter Layton and issued by the Isle of Man Post Office on 8th February 1989

Thanks to Rob Stamps 

A creche of emperor penguin chicks and their adult guradians hunker down as freezing winds sweep over the Weddell Sea, Antartica.

"Curiosity is, in great and generous minds, the first passion and the last"

Thanks to Jenny Mertin-Haines

Thanks to Jenny Mertin Haines

Thanks to Jenny Mertin-Haines

South Australia

South Australia covers an area of 1,043,514 square kilometres, making it the fourth largest state/territory in Australia.

1. Sunset at Port Pirie

2. Sturt's Desert Pea, the floral emblem of South Australia, can be found in the desert areas after rain.  The Flinders Ranges near Port Augusta is one place to see these spectacular blooms.

3. Adelaide Sunset

4.  Gleneig is a seaside suburb of Adelaide

5.  Hahndorf is a picturesque township in the Adelaide Hills.

6.  Victor Harbor is home to Granite Islands penguins, the causeway's horse-drawn tram, and much more.

7. Southern Right Whales can be found around the coastline of South Australia during the winter months.  The Nullarbor cliffs and Victor Harbor are two places to whale watch during this time.

8.  The cliffs of the Nullarbor are a stark reminder of where the sea ends and land begins.

9.  Trips to see great white sharks are conducted from Port Lincoln, travelling out into the Southern Ocean to see these large marine predators.

10.  Australian sea lions can be seen on Kangaroo island, as well as several other locations around the South Australian coastline.

Thanks to Jenny Mertin-Haines

Koala

The koala is a nocturnal, tree-dwelling marsupial mammal, which feeds almost exclusively on the leaves of a few species of eucalypt.  It consumes up to 1kg of leaves daily, peak feeding being at sunset.

Thanks to Jeff R

Rhetenor Blue Morpho - Found in Guyana's Tropical Rainforest

Thanks to Jeff R

Two Toed Sloth - Native to Guyana's Tropical Rainforest

Thanks to Jeff R

Panthera Onca (Jaguar) - Largest Cat in Guyana's Rainforest

Postcrossing Official BY 466337

National Park Belovezskaya Puscha

Belarus Fauna

Thanks to Jenny Mertin-Haines

Thanks to Jenny Mertin-Haines

Thanks to Monica Leal Gallardo

Sea Lions and Chinstrap Penguins on the Antartic Peninsula

Thanks to Monica Leal Gallardo

Different views from North to South of Chile country

Thanks to ShirleyCR (PCC)

Sea Turtles

Thanks to shirleyCR (PCC)

Thanks to ShirleyCR (PCC)