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Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos

Baby animals snuggle up to their mothers in the wild in touching photos

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Every child needs its mother, from lions and tigers to penguins and giraffes.

And to celebrate Mother’s Day, an animal photographer has revealed his favorite moments of mother-infant relationships in the wild.

Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
A walrus mother and calf enjoying the sunshine in Spitsbergen, Norway
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
A cub enjoys himself as his lion mother licks him clean in Kenya
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
A calf holds on to its mother’s tail as the elephants take a stroll around Masai Mara in Kenya

With two decades of traveling to exotic locations, photographer and guide Paul Goldstein has been lucky enough to witness some stunning moments of mother-child affection.

Highlights include a newborn giraffe walking within 15 minutes of birth, a polar bear mother and cubs sitting on sea ice, and the humorous image of an Emperor penguin seemingly waving to its mother.

As an animal rights campaigner, Mr. Goldstein raises funds for tigers and other a.bu.sed species as well as writing.

He also owns four safari camps in Kenya and is a tour operator guiding around the world. Paul feels very strongly that the photos should never be manipulated by the photographers.

“Ethics is an important issue in all aspects of photography,” he said.

‘I prefer to see what someone has taken, not what they’ve produced, showing me a bold, flawed photo rather than a safe-record photo any day.’

Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
This little penguin, pictured above, flaps his arms wide to get his mother’s attention
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
A leopard mum shows her teenage cub who is boss in Masai Mara, Kenya
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
Mr. Goldstein’s photo captures a newborn giraffe taking its first steps 15 minutes after it was born
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
An Adelie penguin with a 10-minute old chick, Paulet Island, Antarctica, Eastern Peninsular
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
A Cheetah cub tried to get its mother’s attention, pictured in Masai Mara, Kenya
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
A polar bear mum leads her cubs through the icy sea in Spitsbergen, Norway
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
A black-backed jackal pup plays with his mother, above, pictured in Masai Mara, Kenya
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
A lioness carries her five-week-old cub gently in her jaws, in Masai Mara, Kenya
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
A Polar bear and her cubs, above, sunabathe on an iceberg in Spitsbergen, Norway
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
A five-week old lion cub play fights with its mother in Masai Mara, Kenya
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Baby Animals Snuggle Up To Their Mothers In The Wild In Touching Photos
Three elephants, including a mother, her baby, and a young elephant in Masai Mara, Kenya

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