Animal Antics Gallery

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Choose from 190 pictures in our Animal Antics collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.

Bella the baby elephant at Chessington Zoo in 1970

'Royal Blue' the King's racing pigeon and first carrier of the war — "Royal Blue" the King's racing pigeon and first carrier of the war

Collie dog peering through a hole in the wooden door ?John Hedgecoe / TopFoto

Mr Matt Kelly, head keeper at Manchester's Belle Vue Zoo, seems to have a job

Henry Woggins, the pet dog of Mrs Fraser Simpson, author of "

Portable wireless! Typical British bulldog is quite content with his Marconi receiving

Bob Noell tickling a gorilla. 18 April 1968

Elephant doing tricks for the camera, Tanya rehearses at the London Palladium for

Ken Russell - self portrait taken on timer A racing dog wants some keeping up with

Donkey - Linda at London Zoo ?TopFoto Jaws retort response

New Born Twin Cornish Lambs with Mother Ewe

This little dog was a regimental mascot. Need to find original caption. dog guards

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"Royal Blue" the King's racing pigeon and first carrier of the war

"Royal Blue" the King's racing pigeon and first carrier of the war carried a message from a force landed plane on hte Continent has been invested with the animals' VC The Dickin Medal. In October 1940 this bird was released in Holland approximately 120 miles from base at 7.20am and arrived at Sandringham at 11.50am the same day with information regarding the sitution of the crew. Corporal A Randall RAF with the King's pigeon after it had been invested with the medal in London
12th April 1945

Marwell Zoo announced that they had three endangered White Rhinos, Hannu, a male

BURGH ISLAND scan of b/print. Shepherd John Stanesby was resuming the old tradition

father seahorse and test tube baby in an aquarium

Camels in New Mexico, USA, taking part in an experiment to see if they would chew

What's this talk of meal restrictions. One of the item's on Mr Attlee'

Elephant fighting during the Maharajah of Baroda ' s birthday 21 January 1948

Photo by John Hedgecoe - Green toads or frogs in a bowl of water

Rajah, one of the young Elephants at the London Zoo, has two outsize ears for music

The London zoo's baby wallaby takes its first peep at the world from its mother'

Pastel Blue Autocrat, a beautiful old English sheepdog, came to the West Country

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What's this talk of meal restrictions. One of the item's on Mr Attlee's austerity

What's this talk of meal restrictions.
One of the item's on Mr Attlee's austerity programme seems to have disturbed our Indian friend here, known as a Slender Loris, who puts his head out of his sleeping box at the Zoo to enquire 'Who is Mr Strachey?'. Having left his native country behind, he thougt he would be able to forget about looking after that pencil like figure, but it appears that there just isn't any justice in the world. The Loris is one of a big collection whichhas arrived from India.
8 August 1947

13 NOVEMBER 1964 Only the boot of this Tokyo car is convertible. This lucky pointer

Czecho Slovakia ' s ostrich derby at Prague Great Sport, the winner going down

Wher Trotting birds took the place of Horses The finish of an exciting race at the

Two with a single heart! Graceful necks as swans do a little billing and cooing in

Chimps help with Pets Corner's new floor. Receiving the ' assistance '

A ewe with her dog friend climb in the window of a sports car in West Malling. 1937

What big teeth you've got. Child with hippopotamus

Waiting for the bang!. Lumbering delightedly in pursuit of the elusive spheres, the

A man gives a drink to a tamed squirrel that is perched on his shoulder

Monkey with passionate hatred of women. But she likes men. With a fierce southern temper

Zoo rears a horned pheasant by hand. Chick spurns foster mother. A horned pheasant

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Monkey with passionate hatred of women. But she likes men. With a fierce southern temper

Monkey with passionate hatred of women. But she likes men.
With a fierce southern temper, accurate aim and a passionate hatred for members of her own sex, Judy, a little Brazilian monkey, is the pet of Mr Gay of Waterloo Bridge Road, London.
With men Judy is quite amiable, even loving, but every woman has to keep well out of range for she will pick up anything, stones, sawdust, food and even pruned to throw.
Mr Gay trying to discover the events of Judy's past life that have caused her intense hatred of women.
Photo shows, Judy, although held in check by Mr Gay, throws a stone at Mrs Gay.
21 April 1937

Where is Minnie ? Off for a ride on Moocher. Bear and tortoise are close friends

Orang-utang - or Orangutan - makes Christmas pudding

This is the life ! thinks Azi, the 18 month old African Chimp at Belle Vue Zoo

Tantalising!. Lumbering delightedly in pursuit of the elusive spheres, the Bears

A ewe with a dog on her back in West Malling. 1937

'Slow But Sure' The time honoured saying 'The Way To A Man's Heart — 'Slow But Sure' The time honoured saying "The Way To A Man's Heart

Grapes?. The 'Crystal Palace' National Show of Cage Birds has opened at the

The chimps washing though!. Peter hangs out the clothes. When Peter and Jackie, the

Rain would spoil his beauty!. An Old English Sheepdog wearing his 'mac' as