Kronotsky Nature Reserve in Kamchatka presented its kids on Children’s Day
On June 1, the International Children’s Day, the Kronotsky Nature Reserve presented cubs of wild animals living in the protected area, Kamchatka.Today reports.
“Our vast expanses are a huge and very important “kindergarten” of Kamchatka’s wildlife. Here, under the strict protection of the reserve, the future owners of the forest, tundra and ocean spaces grow and gain strength.
Fluffy cubs who are just learning how to fish from a mother bear. Naughty little foxes frolicking at camera traps and learning their first hunting skills. Clumsy cubs of wild reindeer taking their first steps on the harsh tundra. Touching baby seals resting on the shore and learning the secrets of the depths of the ocean under the supervision of their mother.
Thanks to the strict protection regime, scientific research and the work of our inspectors, they have a chance to grow up strong, healthy and continue their family in the wild,” the reserve said.
In the photo provided by the Kronotsky Nature Reserve: a fox cub studies a camera trap (author – Anna Yachmennikova); successful fishing of cubs (Denis Budkov); a larga cub molts (Gennady Volynets); a brood of Beringian ground squirrels on a boardwalk in the Valley of Geysers (Liana Varavskaya); a gray whale cub (Evgenia Volkova); a fawn with its mother (Igor Shpilenok); baby American mink (Liana Varavskaya); baby sea lion (Vladimir Burkanov) chicks of the Far Eastern curlew (Fedor Kazansky); lynx (Grigory Markevich).