We now realize that marriage is overrated because no signature on paper or ring on your finger can promise you that the person you’re with will love you forever! This is the main reason why people get married less often than they did in the past!

They’re finally awaken and think twice before committing to someone for the rest of their lives! But animals don’t share our opinion and their marriage is often common these days! Who said that they can’t get married! Scroll down and see how the owners dress their pets as a married couple and prepare their ceremony and celebration! Be prepared for a good laugh!

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They don’t cry when they’re hungry, they just open their mouth and mommy comes by with a little worm or something else she picked up to feed their little. You know, this act of feeding between birds is really interesting.

You wonder why, right? Well, baby birds need to be feed every half-hour, so how does the mommy bird know when to feed them right on time? That’s not all!

The act of feeding itself it’s also interesting. Some of the mother birds takes food and put the food into the baby bird’s mouth and the other moms only take the food, chew it and then the baby bird eats it from their mouth alone.

Now that you know more about birds and their development related to food until they grow up, let’s see them how do they look when they’re hungry and how their mom takes care of that by feeding them in the mouth. Attention! You will be melted by these photos, seriously!

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Nobody really classified this bird as the most beautiful in the World, but we had to. She really is the most beautiful according to us. And we believe that after seeing her, you will agree with too.

The paradise tanager is a brilliantly multicolored, medium-sized songbird whose length varies between 13.5 and 15 cm. This spectacular tanager delights visiting birders throughout much of the Amazon basin, where it forages in the canopy of lowland evergreen forests and at forest edge.

It has a light green head, sky blue underparts and black upper body plumage. Depending on subspecies, the rump is yellow and red or all red. The beak is black and the legs are gray. You can see it in humid tropical and subtropical forests in the western and northern Amazon Basin in South America, Venezuela, Peru, Columbia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Brazil and by scrolling down here. Enjoy!

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Birds come in a breathtaking number of shapes, sizes and colours, but some really make an extra effort to stand out from the crowd.

Whether it’s growing specialized beaks or making record-setting flights, birds find ways to make us more amazed every day.

That also includes birds that have evolved particularly striking tails. Whether extra long or just extra weird, these birds have something to show off.

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London-based illustrator and artist Zack Mclaughlin creates amazing bird sculptures by using paper, wood and wire.

Zack brilliantly captures the colors, movements and reproduces these moments in truly an incredible realistic way. His passion has begun when he made a concept for a children’s book, where a kid made a paper bird lantern and it flew away. Enjoy these awesome and detailed life-sized models of various bird species. You can see more of his work on DeviantArt and Etsy.

• Beautiful images of the gorgeous birds’ plumage
• Beautiful jellyfish sculptures
• Galvanized wire animal sculptures