Yes, actors can be extremely dramatic, but they’d be nowhere without the set and lighting designers.
Shoebill Heron
This heron is uncertain as to whether the changes I’ve made will allow Facebook autoposting now.
Ibis
When ibises get cold, they use the sun to warm up.
Hummingbird
Hummingbird listening to “She’s Always a Woman” and thinking that Billy Joel needs better mate selection criteria.
Cormorants and Pelican
One of these things is not like the others. One of these things just doesn’t belong.
It’s Gary, the cormorant on the far left. He’s actually supposed to be in the morning Pilates class, but he had a schedule conflict, so they let him into this one today.
Flamingo
Without surface tension, this photo would not be possible.
Surface tension is necessary to create cellular membranes and without single celled organisms, flamingos could not have evolved.
Giraffe
Giraffe trying, and failing, to make an elephant shadow puppet.
Cheetah
Just imagine how much faster she’d be able to go if she weren’t forced to wear the mutant power suppression collar.
Birds
For those needing a reminder that the sky is not always white on white.
Bali Mynah
Bali Mynah preparing to call into the talk radio show to express his opinion on the state of the nation.
Big Horn Sheep
Big horn sheep expressing his opinion on the precognitive abilities of groundhogs.
Congo Peafowl
This Congo peafowl is trying out new a pickup line:
“Hey baby, did you know that GDPR is forcing LinkedIn into greater privacy transparency? Check out https://www.linkedin.com/psettings/data-research to lock down your fine fine data.”
For some reason, it’s not working as well as he hoped.
African Grey Parrot
Parrot that remembers when there was a spike of implausible headlines on April 1 and that misses life before November 8, 2016.
Birds
Trying to decide whether to bargain for musical talent, political power, or unlimited knowledge and worldly pleasures.
Will probably settle for sunflower seeds.
Gharial
They say that crocodilians have survived unchanged since the time of the dinosaurs. This isn’t true for two reasons.
There are no living crocodilians that are millions of years old, and death is a pretty significant change.
Koala
Koala about ready to start writing a letter to the editor.
Marginated Tortoise
Happy hump day.
(’cause tortoise shells look like humps. What did you think I meant?)
Chestnut Breasted Malkoha
According to the birds of the world site, the chestnut breasted malkoha eats “insects, including caterpillars (hairy and hairless)”.
So if you’ve got a caterpillar problem, you’re in luck. These guys can cover the entire situation.
DeBrazzas Monkey
DeBrazza monkeys use tahrir, a form of oscillating yodeling, to communicate with other monkeys and coordinate between themselves as they tend their flocks.
Black Footed Penguin
This is an interactive caption.
Please comment with the sound effect you think penguins say under their breath when they dive.