Wild mammals

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Images are categorised into galleries to make your search quicker and easier. Wherever possible select a gallery before you enter key words. To search several galleries at the same time, select ALL GALLERIES.

Entering key words
Separate words with a single space. Do not use + or -, or the words and, or, not between words.

Word order
The search engine will search for your key words in any order: e.g. dog running or running dog.

Action or Activity
To find an image of a subject performing a certain action or activity use the "-ing" form of a verb (e.g., eating, sleeping, running).

You can use the key word grooming to find several specific actions, such as an animal washing, licking, bathing, or preening. Use the key words mutual grooming to find one animal grooming another.

Pedigree or non-pedigree domestic animals

• To search for a pedigree, or purebred animal, use the key word pedigree.
• To search for a non-pedigree or crossbred animal, use the key word non-pedigree.

Refining your search for one or more than one subject in an image
Regardless of whether a word is entered in singular or plural form, both forms will be searched. E.g. dog or dogs will produce the same results.

To view images that contain only one subject (e.g. one dog) highlight the phrase one subject per image. To view images that contain more than one subject (e.g. two or more dogs) highlight the phrase more than one subject per image.

Still having problems? How can we help you? Our photolibrary contains images of wild or non-domesticated mammals, and features more than 70 mammal species from around the world.  Mammal pictures include African, Asian, European and Australian species.

 

Many mammal images are waiting to be uploaded. If you can't find the image you want, please contact us

 

SEARCH TIPS

 

Action or Activity
To find an animal performing a specific action or activity use the “-ing” form of a verb (e.g. eating, drinking, climbing, running).

Young mammals

Use the key word young.  To find very young mammals either use the key word young, or use the specific term for that species.  For example, a young lion or young fox is called a cub, and a young elephant or young giraffe is called a calf.

 

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