Fennec fox is a small fox with large ears living in Sahara Desert. Fennec foxes are smaller than domestic cats, they grow up to 16 in. Their coats are sand-colored, so they can easily blend with the desert sand. Their large ears are very sensitive, they can hear insects walk on the sand. These cute ears and the friendly character make many people keep a fennec fox as a pet. They are very nice, active and playful – ideal friends. Full story

I already published beautiful photos of bridges, but I’d like to share more of them, as I’ve found some interesting ones. These bridges look fantastic and mystical, but they do exist. And the landscapes and professionalism of photographers make them look magical. All these are real photos. I wish I knew where they were taken. Full story

Last week three wombat pups were born at the Australian Wildlife Centre, Healesville, Melbourne. One of the pups received the name Paw Paw because one of his paws was white. When I saw the picture of this cute wombat pup, I decided to tell you a bit about these wonderful animals resembling pigs and rodents at the same time. Full story

Here are some more pictures of beautiful places from my picture collection – beautiful nature of California. Although California is the most populous state in the US, in many places of this state the nature is still beautiful – as if virgin. As usual, you can enjoy these pictures and then download wallpapers. Full story

Today I came across some interesting pictures made by Carl Warner. These photos not only look nice, but are also special. Carl Warner took pictures of landscapes which were created using various foods, like broccoli, bread, berries etc - everything natural. Sometimes it took two days to create a landscape. Can you imagine how hard it was for Carl Warner to make these pictures if most of the products can’t stay fresh for a long time? This is why these pictures are called foodscapes. They are so unusual. You will like them. Vegetable Landscape Full story

Sloth - it seems to me, what this lovely animal does all day long is only chewing leaves and hanging on trees. Scientists also call the sloth Folivora and Phyllophaga, both names mean “leaf-eaters”. Other names that were given to sloth derive from such words as “sleep” and “eat”. After mentioning this fact I don’t need to add anything to describe the character of this animal. Aren’t sloths cute! Full story