The planet is full of interesting creatures, creepy crawlers and carnivores. Travelling gives us the opportunity to not only witness the people, cultures and cuisines, but also the animals of our world. We’ve been on safaris in Africa, camel treks in India, high altitude hikes in Nepal and dove with humpback whales in Mozambique. This has given us the opportunity to create a good album of interesting, dangerous and amazing animals from all around the world. We love animals and witnessing them in raw nature is a treat that you can only get from travel. Here are our favorite animal pictures, enjoy!
One of the most amazing experiences I’ve ever had while backpacking the world was diving with Humpback Whales in Mozambique. The sheer size of these creatures is remarkable and the way they glide through the water with such grace is astonishing. It’s not just the large animals that catch our attention though. Small little dung beetles and Dassies with cigarettes in their mouths also make us reach for the camera.
Interacting with the animals of our world is sometimes as rewarding as meeting the people. Travel has given us the opportunity to see many animals living in their natural habitat. We will be posting a series of these photo journeys, all with unique photos of the animals we’ve encountered on our travels. Our next trip will bring us to Mongolia and Central Asia where we will have the opportunity to witness some very rare and interesting creatures. Keep your eye out for more photo journeys about animals of our world!
Sweet photos, guys. I love the bull in Delhi the best I think! Got a good look on his face I reckon. And the turtle one below that is also awesome!
Thanks Emma!
We love the one of the bull as well, especially the bandana he’s sporting on his horns!
Cheers 🙂
Awesome photos, I really like the ones of the underwater animals!
Thanks Andrea 🙂
We love animal photos from our travels, too! If you haven’t been yet, make sure to put Antarctica and the Galapagos Islands on your travel radar – phenomenal animal sightings! Btw, did you see the Panda in the wild??
We’d love to go to Antarctica and the Galapagos Islands! They are very high on our list of places to visit. Who knows, maybe we’ll be invited by the Tourism Boards?? 😉 Unfortunately, no, we saw the Panda at the Panda Breeding Center. Still amazing though.