These pictures of animal groups remind us that our planet is a space for sharing with all species
We often forget that we share our beautiful planet with about 8.7 million live species . 6.5 million are on farmland and 2.2 million in aquatic environments. Only 1.23 million (or 14.1% of the total) have so far been discovered, described and catalogued ( source ). The 35 photos below, both beautiful and eloquent, allow us to keep in mind that wherever you go, there are thousands of living beings who live there, and that we must respect them.
Migration of mantas rays in the Gulf of California
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Monarch Butterflies, Cerro Pelon, Mexico
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Gnous, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
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Elephants, Chad
Snow geese, Merced, California
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Cabo Pulmo National Park, Mexico
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Royal Manch Colonies, St Andrews Bay, South Georgia
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Sea elephants and a few more manchots, St Andrews Bay, South Georgia
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Lips, Greece
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Crickets, Madagascar
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Morses, Alaska, United States
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Puffins, Hornoya Island, Norway
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Warm, Kasanka National Park, Zambia
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Males, New Zealand
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Flamants Roses, Kenya
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Buttons, New Zealand
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Tortues, Sichuan, China
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Red beak workers (Quéléa), Africa
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Bees, Himalayas, Nepal
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Caribous de la tuundra, Alaska, United States
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Art sharks, Cocos Island, Costa Rica
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Red crabs, Christmas Island
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Mouettes, Alaska, United States
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Dauphins, San Diego, California, United States
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Buffle from Africa, Botswana
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Vélelles (maids called Velella velella) Northern California, USA
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Becasses, New Brunswick, Canada
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Hippopotamus, Luangwa National Park, Zambia
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Zebra, Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya
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Bélugas, Canada
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Ducks, China
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Bovins, South Sudan
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Sea stars, Devon, England
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camels, Liwa oasis, Abu Dhabi
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Sea lions, Isla Palominos, Puerto Rico
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