7 Most Friendly Wild Animals In The World
Wild animals are not always dangerous or untouchable. Some animals in the wild are surprisingly curious, gentle and even friendly towards humans and other animals. Here are seven wild animals that are known for their calm and loving personalities.
Dolphins
Dolphins are incredibly social and intelligent. They love to interact playfully with humans. They have been seen saving swimmers in distress and even helping fisherman. They have high emotional intelligence, making them nature's sweetest sea creatures.
Capybaras
Capybaras are often called the world's friendliest rodent. They are gentle animals that get along with almost any species. They are found in South America. They have a calm nature and love cuddling.
Bonobos
Bonobos are close relatives of chimpanzees, but much more cooperative and peaceful. They express their emotions through love and affection. They are found in Congo forests. These are empathy prevent animals who have strong social bonding.
Manatees
Manatees are plant-eating marine animals with a very relaxed personality. They are called sea cows as move very slowly and are found in Florida, Caribbean and Amazon. They are curious but harmless animals.
Elephants
Elephants are gentle giants. They forms strong emotional bonds, mourn their dead and can remember humans who were kind to them. They are intelligent, highly empathetic and family oriented animals.
Rabbits (wild)
They are shy at first but wild rabbits can become very friendly with humans over time, only if treated gently. They are gentle and harmless animals and can recognize and respond to kindness.
Quokkas
These are known as "the world's happiest animal". They are naturally curious and unafraid of humans. They are found an Australia. They are extremely social and always same to be smiling.
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