Instinct Collection (page 9)

Wolves fighting
A pack of wolves circle two of their number who are fighting. One wolf appears to have the upper hand over his rival

Red Fox in hunting for food in the snow
View taken from behind of a red fox (Vulpes vulpes) with nose close to the ground hunting for food in the snow; United States of America

Howling Coyote sitting in the snow, YNP, Wyoming, USA
A Coyote (Canis latrans) sitting in the snow and looks up howling; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, United States of America

Migrating starlings are seen before murmuration in the sky near the village of Beit Kama in southern Israel January 16, 2018. REUTERS/Amir Cohen

Trumpeter & Tundra Swans Rest @ Marsh Lake On Spring Migration North Through Yukon Territory Canada Composite

Spawned Out Sockeye Salmon In Quartz Creek Kenai Peninsula Alaska Summer Underwater Image

Sitka Black Tail Doe With Fawn In Meadow Captive Alaska Wildlife Conservation Cntr

Alaska, Sandhill Crane (Grus Canadensis) Flying Above Clouds In Golden Sunset Sky

A Brazilian Macaw Hiding Its Beak Under Its Wing

Alaska, Siberian Tiger (Panthera Tigris Altaica) Stalking Prey In Deep Winter Snow

Cow suckling lamb
Buttercup the cow suckles one of ten motherless lambs which she is nurturing. Date: late 1960s

Lioness & her Cub
A protective lioness with her cub. Date: 1930s

Brain limbic system
Limbic system. Artwork of the limbic system of the brain, a network involved in the expression of instinct and mood. The hippocampus (large purple oval, upper right) is involved in memory

Duck, frog and duckling on a comic card
The egg has hatched and a duckling has emerged, with the frog and the mother duck standing on either side -- Peacemaker. (5 of 5) Date: circa 1890s

Kenya, Tsavo East, Ithumba. Young elephants walk in line through the dry bush country at Ithumba where the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust runs a very important unit for orphans

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Duck, frog and egg on a comic card
The mother duck attacks the frog with her egg in its mouth -- A Fowl Blow. (3 of 5) Date: circa 1890s

Illustration by Cecil Aldin, terrier returning home
Illustration by Cecil Aldin -- a rough-haired terrier named Turk, returning home after being sent to live somewhere else. Seen here dragging himself under a gate

French Pigeon Trainer, Illustrated War News, WW1
A French pigeon trainer with his avian pupils during the First World War. Pigeons, possessing a natural homing instinct, were used extensively as messengers during the conflict. Date: 1917

Bruce Bairnsfather, The Professional Instinct Again
Captain Bruce Bairnsfather, WW1 cartoon, The Professional Instinct Again, published in The Bystander, 1916. A juggler in civilian life practises with hand grenades. Date: 1916

The Professional Instinct Again, by Bairnsfather
The Professional Instinct Again Keeping His Hand In Private Smith, the company bomber (formerly " Shinio", the popular juggler)

Leathery Turtle - young heading to sea (Dermochelys coriacea)

Cartoon, Keeping his hand in, WW1
Cartoon, Keeping his hand in. The professional instinct again. Private Smith, the company bomber (formerly Shinio, the popular juggler), frequently causes considerable anxiety to his platoon

USA, Louisiana, Lake Martin. Roseate spoonbill stretches to break off branch for nesting material. Credit as: Arthur Morris / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Florida, St. Augustine. Great egret exhibiting sky pointing on nest. Credit as: Jim Zuckerman / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

USA, Florida, Egmont Key State Park. Laughing gulls mating. Credit as: Arthur Morris / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

USA, Florida, South Venice. Great blue herons in a courtship display at the Venice Rookery. Credit as: Arthur Morris / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

USA, California, La Jolla. Two brown pelicans preening in rhythm. Credit as: Arthur Morris / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Silhouettes of reddish egrets conduct mating dance in gold-colored water. Credit as: Arthur Morris / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Snow geese flying in vee formation. Credit as: Arthur Morris / Jaynes Gallery / Danita Delimont
Snow geese flying in V formation. Credit as: Arthur Morris / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

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"Instinct: Nature's Guiding Force Unleashed" From the moment baby sea turtles hatch, their instinct leads them to crawl towards the vast expanse of the sea, embarking on a perilous journey in El-Mansouri village. Similarly, a pod of hippos gracefully navigate through the Okavango Delta, relying solely on their innate instincts for survival. In Savudrija, as Danilo Latin's ship sails through the waters, a flock of seagulls effortlessly soars above it - an awe-inspiring display of their instinctual mastery of flight. Meanwhile, Egyptian clubs celebrate as a hunting falcon skillfully catches its prey - showcasing nature's unwavering instinct for sustenance. At Chester Zoo in Chester, an Asian Short-clawed otter relishes a fish within its enclosure; this simple act demonstrates how animals rely on their instincts to satisfy basic needs. In Abbeyfeale, amidst intense hare coursing meetings, a greyhound darts after its target with unmatched speed and precision - driven by centuries-old instincts honed for chasing. Yet not only wild creatures exhibit such remarkable behaviors; even stray dogs stand tall amidst billowing smoke from burning garbage dumps on Ahmedabad's outskirts. Their survival instincts kick into high gear as they adapt to challenging environments. Delving deeper into science and biology reveals that our own brains possess intricate systems like the limbic system which governs emotions and primal urges. Just like animals' reliance on instinctive behavior patterns ensures their very existence. However diverse these instances may seem – be it Craven Cigarettes or observing chafer beetles among apple flowers in Obchyn village – they all underscore one undeniable truth: Instinct is woven intricately into every living being’s fabric. Even within seemingly inconspicuous moments lies evidence of nature’s profound wisdom at work.