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Do blondes have more fun? This orangutan decided to go blonde for the day to test the theory

4 days ago | mediadrumworld.com | Saloni Mathur

By Saloni MathurHILARIOUS images show a female Borneo orangutan testing the theory that blondes have more fun. Pictures show Cherie showing off her blonde thatch while sharing a laugh with her smiley 22-month-old nephew Jarang. Bornean orangutans have one of the most fascinating and complex social structures among great apes, especially because they are semi-solitary, which is unusual for primates.
Look inside this creepy abandoned funeral home with something scary in the coffin

1 month ago | mediadrumworld.com | Aimee Braniff Cree

By Aimee Braniff CreeEERIE IMAGES show an abandoned funeral home that has a terrifying mannequin in a coffin and gold teeth still set in the morticians workshop. Images show the old funeral home still in good condition but there are personal family photos left behind of the deceased, the morticians workshop is set up for embalming and a white hearse left to rot. These images were captured by urban explorer Leland Kent known online as Abandoned Southeast in Georgia, USA.
The moment an African leopard predator became a Chacma baboon's prey

1 month ago | mediadrumworld.com | Saloni Mathur

By Saloni MathurTHRILLING images of a predatory African Leopard being chased away by its prey have been captured. Images show a lone Chacma baboon being stalked from the bushes by an African leopard. Thinking it has picked the perfect moment it eventually pounces, trying to claim its prey. To the leopard’s surprise, the baboon immediately delivers a counter-attack. Pictures show the baboon with its powerful teeth bared retaliating and giving chase to the leopard.
Newly Colourised Pictures show the Lives of the Romani gypsies of Kent Over the past 70 Years | Media Drum World

2 months ago | mediadrumworld.com | Aimee Braniff Cree

By Aimee Braniff CreeCOLOURISED IMAGES will transport you back in time to witness the rich history of the Romani gypsies of Kent from the past seven decades. Through colourisation archival images of Kent’s Romani Gypsy communities have been brought to life, offering a vivid perspective of their way of life, culture, and resilience. Images show residents camped on the confines of the A2 verge before being moved to spacious grounds at a new site in Cobham, Kent, England.
These lined-up lemurs look like an optical illusion

2 months ago | mediadrumworld.com | Aimee Braniff Cree

By Aimee Braniff CreeMIND BENDING IMAGES of a conspiracy of lemurs looking like a piece of optical art have been snapped. Pictures show a tightly packed group of ring-tailed lemurs, including Scrabble, Jigsaw, Chequers, and their dominant male, Anakin, were clustered so tightly that they appeared almost fused together. huddled so closely together that they create an optical illusion, making it difficult to distinguish where one lemur ends and another begins.
The most tender moment between elephant mum and baby has been captured

Jan 13, 2025 | mediadrumworld.com | Saloni Mathur

By Saloni MathurHEART-WARMING images of a mother and baby elephant duo sharing some elephant kisses have been captured. Images show the mum and calf laughing while locking their trunks together and looking like they exchanging some sweet kisses at Chester Zoo, UK. Other pictures reveal the inseparable pair enjoying some food and having a little hug.
A Super Flying Squirrel has been snapped mid-air

Dec 11, 2024 | mediadrumworld.com | Saloni Mathur

By Saloni MathurTHE MOST ADORABLE Ezo flying squirrel has been captured gliding through the air. Images show the intrepid Ezo flying squirrel with its arms and legs spread out revealing its ‘wings’ as it swoops over the photographer. Other pictures show more of the cuddly creatures huddled up on snowy branches in Hokkaido, Japan. The Ezo flying squirrels or Ezo-momonga are a subspecies of the Siberian flying squirrel. They are native to Hokkaidō, Japan, part of the region once known as Ezo.
The moment a cheeky monkey was captured having a leafy snack

Dec 11, 2024 | mediadrumworld.com | Aimee Braniff Cree

By Aimee Braniff CreeSWEET IMAGES show a baby macaque enjoying a snack in the forest before sticking its tongue out towards the photographer. Images show the pint-sized four-week-old rhesus macaque rubbing its sleepy eyes before sticking its tongue out at the food on offer then gobbling up a snack of leaves. The rhesus macaque, colloquially rhesus monkey, is a species of Old World monkey.
The moment a shark expert hand-feeds a Hammerhead shark

Nov 26, 2024 | mediadrumworld.com | Saloni Mathur

By Saloni MathurHammerhead Shark FeedingBy Saloni MathurEXCITING images show hammerhead sharks being hand-fed by an expert diver off the east coast of Florida. Professional shark feeder Nick Lambardo, pictured, insists that despite their fierce reputation, hammerhead sharks are typically shy, and feeding them a piece of bait is the only way to get this shark to come close to a group of divers. The hammerhead is the largest of the nine identified species of this shark.
Incredible barn find by urban explorer reveals 100's of classic car worth over £1M

Nov 26, 2024 | mediadrumworld.com | Aimee Braniff Cree

By Aimee Braniff CreeA WAREHOUSE filled to the brim with over a hundred cars worth up to £1M has been discovered. Images show this rural car graveyard containing forgotten dusty, moss covered cars, some with rust setting in, including Bentleys, a Porsche, Peugeot GTI 205, many Mercedes, MGs and MG Midgets, Land Rover Defenders, Jaguars, Morris Minor 1100, a Rolls Royce, MG MGA 1960, Mercedes-Benz, Triumph, Jaguar MK1, Mini Coopers, MG MG B, Cadillac Eldorado and a Volkswagen caddy.