3.4K views · 67 reactions | Spot fascinating wildlife on a virtual tour through Japan's national parks. The pristine habitats of the parks are home to a spectacular array of plants and animals, from virgin subtropical forests, coral reefs and sea turtles to beautiful native birds and Japanese sika deer. Get ready for an unforgettable encounter with our 360° video. | 環境省 日本の国立公園 | Facebook

73K views · 1K reactions | What is your favorite Japanese animal?  . . . . #japan #japanese #fyp #sishi #animal #animals #asia #asiananimals #forest #mtfuji #fuji #tanuki #chiba #itobommie #houndshark #houndsharks #shark #sharks #wildlife #discoverwildlife #travel #adventure #adventures #JapanTravel #ExploreJapan #NatureLovers #AnimalKingdom #WildJapan #kawaii | The Wild Times Podcast | Facebook

147K views · 12K reactions | Japanese Flying Squirrel  Adorable Flying Acrobats! With its big eyes and fluffy tail, the Japanese Flying Squirrel is the definition of adorable. Native to Japan's forests, these little critters glide from tree to tree using a special membrane between their limbs. #JapaneseFlyingSquirrel #JapaneseDwarfFlyingSquirrel #FlyingSquirrel #wildlife #cuteanimals | 1 Minute Animals | Facebook

A treasure trove of wildlife awaits in Japan's archipelago 🐒🦊🐎! Catch some remarkable creatures thriving across its diverse north-to-south environments and please share which Japanese animals you'd like to see next in the comments! #Wildanimals | Japan - The Government of Japan

67 reactions | Happy National Native Plant Month! Save 10% on our DIY wildlife garden kits with code NATIVE10.  | Garden for Wildlife | Facebook

6M views · 221K reactions | Hippos are pros at scooping up plants … but sometimes that means getting a little mud with their meal.  Mars is still perfecting his technique (and missing a few teeth doesn’t make it easier), but that doesn’t stop him from enjoying every bite! 鍊✨ #mars #asmr #babyhippo | Tanganyika Wildlife Park | Facebook

8.4K views · 96 reactions | Jefferson Forest provides rich habitat for plants and wildlife. It also shares a name with one of its amazing resident creatures, the endangered Jefferson Salamander! Visit our website for more about the forest, located in the Oak Ridges Corridor Conservation Reserve: https://trca.ca/parks/oak-ridges-corridor-conservation-reserve/ City of Richmond Hill | Toronto and Region Conservation Authority | Facebook