Molokai Humane Society

That Friday feeling! This ibex herd takes the same route to find water and food every morning, so Yossi Eshbol was in position before first light. The adults ...walk nimbly around the cliff edge, but the kids can’t resist jumping over the ravine as ‘a game’. Book your tickets to visit the #WPY56 exhibition at the Natural History Museum, London: http://bit.ly/WPY56-NHM-Tickets

The new walk of shame.

Feather stars are part of phylum Echinodermata (along with sea urchins, sea stars, brittle stars and sea cucumbers) and the class Crinoidea (which only includes... feather stars & sea lilies). These animals have a long history, first appearing in the fossil record about 300 million years before the dinosaurs during the Cambrian period! They use their feathery fringed arms to capture plankton and other little bits of food that drift by them. Like sea stars, feather stars can regrow their limbs if lost to predation! Video by bugDreamer.com See more

Another stunning photo from the insanely talented Steven Kovacs Nature Photography of a juvenile Sharpear Enope Squid (Ancistrocheirus lesueurii). Despite being only about 1.5 inches long, this little squishy was quite camera friendly and struck a magnificent pose for the gram!