The Top 6 Winter Animal Photos!
The Top 6 Winter Animal Photos!

The Top 6 Winter Animal Photos!

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Posted by Connor Whelan on 10th Dec 2015 1 min

Whilst we all love to complain about the cold weather, there are some animals that have to live in these winter conditions all year round! To really help you get that Christmassy feeling, we’ve put together our top 6 pictures of animals making the most of their snowy surroundings. So here they are and be sure to tell us your favourite!

1.This family of Penguins gathered together for warmth

Winter Penguins

2.This line of Icelandic Horses walking through the snow

Icelandic Horses

3.These Polar Bear cubs with their mother

Polar Bear Cubs

4.A hungry little Squirrel enjoying his dinner!

Squirrel

5.A pack of Wolves looking out for their next meal

Wolves

6.This majestic Tiger bounding through the snow

Tiger

If you’re feeling inspired to travel and see animals in their snow covered homeland then why not take a look at our two Finland trips? The country is home to Wolves, Wolverines and Reindeer amongst others, so take a look here to find out more about these incredible experiences!

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