The Seals are far from the mainland to avoid human aggression. See the beauty of this species in the lap of nature in the Indian Ocean near Cape Town, South Africa.

It is not a painting but it is the scene of one of the Maldives islands as captured while travelling from India to Maldives.

This view had been taken from the Atlantic beach in Merida, Mexico. It is one of the magnificent paintings painted by Mother Nature on her canvas.

The strongest creature of nature – The Rhinoceros. Here these white and double horned Rhinos are found in Kenya’s Nakuru National Park. The park lies in central Kenya – 140 kms North West of Nairobi, the capital city. At present the Rhino population are more than 100 including 60 black and 40 white Rhinos. This unique sight can only be viewed in this Rhino Sanctuary. Unfortunately they are not free to move and have to be in the Sanctuary only.

Pink Pigeon is a rare species which are likely to be extinct from Mauritian territory as apprehended by the scientists. In this territory earlier a bird named Dodo was found which was a flightless bird and is already extinct for its tall height (3.3 feet) and heavy weight of 20 kgs. This bird was related to pigeons and doves and its closest relative was the Roderick Solitaire which is also extinct.

Penguin – Nature’s creation. There are various types of Penguins. This species are found only in South African Coast.

These mountain sights are visible if you cross the South American territory from Chile towards the East called as Andes which are the world’s longest continental mountain range. It is a continual range of highlands along the western coast of South America (7000 Kilo Meters with an average height of 13000 feet). The world’s highest volcanoes are in Andes. While World Pilgrim was in Chile and Argentina, he has gathered that there are 50 other volcanoes in the Chile Argentina frontiers. The colours of white and black are splashed as if it is a painting painted by the Mother Nature.

Unimaginable sights of the water fall from Niagara River. Niagara Fall forms the international border between the Canadian province of Ontario and the U.S. state of New York. Falls flow from 167 feet height table top. When water falls with such force and with the sunlight combined, the drops give an appearance of thousand rainbows.