Take a closer look and you will be surprised what you see!

These amazing animals are all trained to help people in need and prove that everyone just needs a little love.

Mr Asbo is the swan who used to live on the Camrbidge River but his tendency to attack punters made authorities move him 60 miles away in 2012. Today there is a new swan in the area who is believed to be the grandson of Mr Asbo and has been nicknamed, Asbaby.

These cute cat photos show just how strange cats really are.

John Bailey took this photo of a bobcat at Florida's Sebastian Inlet State Park bringing a shark onto the shore and it is an interesting sight to witness.

Heather visited South Africa in 2011 and became close friends with a cheetah named Dew. She visits him regularly and she has the unique experience of seeing his softer side.

“Bear hug” is a commonly used description but this is how it translates in nature.

This poor manatee needed a little love and luckily someone came to his aid.

The Fukushima nuclear plant was damaged in the 2011 tsunami causing locals to flee the area. Naoto Matsumura, 55, stayed behind to feed the animals who were abandoned in the disaster.

These animals are in touch with their inner Irish side and ready to have a party this St Patrick’s Day.

This odd animal is called tarsius monkey and it is native to Southeast Asia.

When you look at all these sad faces you will rethink your next holiday.

Martin Le-May is a hobby photographer lucky enough to witness this incredible sight first hand.

This zebra foal was stuck in the mud until a kind Rhino came to its rescue.

Adopting an animal is one way to change a life forever.