I love my Mom, mothers are always there for us at our becks and calls, especially when we were all babies (animals included)! I believe you gonna love these carefully selected pictures of 'the Joy of Motherhood' because if there is anything that brings joy to our mothers, it has to be the 'fruits of the WOMB' I am dedicating this thread to all the females on Nairaland, especially the 'Mothers' amidst us, and to those looking unto God for the fruits of the wombs, it is my PRAYER that you will have every reason to rejoice in this year concerning your request! Happy viewing

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I love this thread. Will be back with my own pix

*Ileke-IdI:
I love this thread. Will be back with my own pix

I can't wait!

Pregnant lion. She's about to pop

Mama bears are VERY protective of their cubs. They even protect them from papa bear.

*Ileke-IdI:
Pregnant lion. She's about to pop

I love that , the lioness was even 'radio-collared'

A mother bear with cubs is at their most aggressive state. They will attack humans. Mother bears are dedicated to their cubs, yet stern so they learn to survive out on their own when they are old enough.


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@Tomakit

Do me a favor. I want a pet baby cub for christmas. Go and grab me one

A newly hatched red-necked grebe relaxes, safe under mom's wing. It's been a long day and there's still so much to see.

A Mexican gray wolf snuggles with two pups at the Sedgwick County Zoo. At one time, gray wolves were among the most widely distributed mammals on Earth. However, by the early 1900s, unchecked trapping, poisoning, and hunting of these highly intelligent predators drove the species to the brink of extinction.

"Once they're three months old, geladas ride their mothers jockey-style. Females have just four or five babies in a lifetime but invest a lot of time and energy taking care of them—it's a 'quality, not quantity' strategy, says biologist Chadden Hunter, who has spent parts of the past six years with the animals in Ethiopia."

Kangaroo and Joey

Back from a kill, Bell, the breeding female of her pack, is greeted by 11 pups, anxious to nurse and beg a meal of regurgitated meat. African wild dogs dote on their young; this eight-week-old brood was left in the care of a pack baby-sitter—an older brother or sister—while mother hunted."

"Jaws that can crush a backbone become a tender conveyance as Sita totes a cub to a new den, a constant chore to safeguard her young from leopards, wild dogs, and other tigers. Hiding cubs well is critical, since she may be away hunting for 24 hours or more. Sita is living proof that this endangered species can flourish if only given enough room and enough prey."

Dutiful mothers, female polar bears usually give birth to twin cubs, which stay with her for more than two years until they can hunt and survive on their own.

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LOL Dont wanna mess with this baby

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BEAUTIFUL!!!




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