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Wild animals kiss each other, heartwarming moments

A wildlife photographer captured this heartwarming moment, with two cute marmots seemingly caressing each other's faces and leaning on each other. (Photo: Affectionate marmots at the Stata Attica Zoo in Greece.) Image courtesy of Peter Comnilis/Water Press

Wild animals kiss each other, heartwarming moments

These birds show love to each other in public, and their mouths are inseparable from each other. However, this is not the case, as the two kingfishers are actually fighting each other for food. This close-up photo was taken by 40-year-old Italian photographer Marco Redeelli as the two birds flew through mid-air in a forest in Trezzo Surada, Italy. Marco explains: "In the photo, we see two kingfishers arguing over food and keeper ownership. ”。 (Pictured: Two kingfishers wrestle in mid-air in the forest of Trezzo Surada.) Images courtesy of Hotspot Media

Wild animals kiss each other, heartwarming moments

The family of cave-dwelling rodents, made up of mothers, fathers, and young children, inadvertently poses with the perfect family photo album snapshot when they are found hugging each other. Amateur photographer Wolfgang von Wittinghof captured this lovely moment with his camera while visiting Euregio in his hometown of Aachen, Germany. (Photo: Marmot poses for a family photo.) Image courtesy of Wolfgang von Wittinghof/Mercury Press

Wild animals kiss each other, heartwarming moments

It was a photographer capturing a seemingly intimate moment between two marmots. It really looks like early love, as a groundhog can be seen kissing its lover on the cheek. Interestingly, the other groundhog closed its eyes emotionally, as if it were enjoying the embrace. This perfect moment was captured by Jane Van Den Becker of rotterdam Zoo in the Netherlands. (Pictured: Two marmots kissing at rotterdam Zoo in the Netherlands.) Image courtesy of Jane Van Den Becker/CATERS News

Wild animals kiss each other, heartwarming moments

The loving couple just had eyes at each other as they playfully kissed and hugged. These lovely photos were taken by 38-year-old amateur photographer Egor Vlasov on a trip to Kamchatka in Russia's Far East. Eger, a financial analyst from Moscow, said: "At first, the two bears began to dance, and it looked like they were standing on the paws behind them, trying to bite each other gently, as if they were dancing a waltz together. (Image: Bear's Kiss) Image courtesy of Egor Vlasov/Caters News

Wild animals kiss each other, heartwarming moments

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