For the first time in decades, wildlife is taking back it's territory, resulting in people capturing some amazing clips.
An African safari park was treated to a spectacular sight when one of its residents decided to do the extraordinary, leaving visitors baffled at the adorable display.
Keep scrolling for the incredibly rare footage...
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There has been one unexpected upside to this ongoing pandemic.
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As humans stay indoors and stop consuming and polluting, nature has finally started to heal.Despite the many devastating side effects of this pandemic...
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It is undeniably having a positive effect on our planet and the inhabitants in which we share it with.With humans being forced to remain indoors for the foreseeable future, our planet is finally getting a breather...
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And our animals are thriving as a result. Keep scrolling to see some of the best photos of flourishing wildlife from all over the world, including the rare footage of a leopard with her cubs doing the strangest thing!Turtle nesting rituals have been more successful than ever.
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Endangered turtles in Brazil were able to peacefully nest and lay their eggs, completely undisturbed by human activity.And even more amusingly?
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In a town in Wales, UK, a bunch of mountain goats came to visit.
And, as humans in Santa Monica stay indoors...
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The squirrels have made a triumphant return.The parks have been left completely deserted...
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Meaning that our squirrels can finally get some much-deserved grazing time.
Even these lambs were spotted on one lockdown sighting.
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A group of lambs decided to take advantage of the lockdown by exploring a deserted children's playground.The video is just adorable.
These lambs are our spirit animals.
And that's not all.
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How about this coyote spotted catching some rays in front of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco?Or this slightly scary sight.
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Mountain lions were spotted prowling people's front gardens in Boulder, Colorado.And for something a little less scary...
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A fox in Texas found refuge in the quiet abode of someone's back garden.We all remember this remarkable sight...
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All sorts of marine life have been making their way into the clean waters since the lockdown...
Surprisingly resulting in a recent sighting of a barrel jellyfish! Due to the absence of boats, the water is still enough for these little guys to live happily.But the most shocking footage to come out of all this was captured in South Africa...
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Visitors were left in awe when a mother leopard patiently helped her tiny cubs cross the road right in front of them!This rare scene was captured in the Kruger National Park in South Africa, by sixty-four-year-old Thinus Delport.
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While waiting, Delport made a bizarre request to his daughters that actually paid off! He said: "As we drove, I jokingly convinced them to start singing in the car, to draw the leopards out, and so they did - and to my surprise - it actually worked."Although we can't be sure that's what enticed the leopard out, it seemed to work right on cue.
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In the video, After scoping out any potential hazards, the mother takes the first move, followed by her wary cubs. Take a look at the footage below...