Check Out These Live Animal Camera! You Never Know What You Will See

At least three times a week Goddess comes over, sits on my lap and says "mom can we search out pictures and videos of cute animals?" I love those moments because I know as she gets older, she is 8 now, she will not be looking to spend time with me. Most of the time we find something that makes us saw awwww....but other times we find ourselves learning more about animals we love. We love LIVE cams and have spent the past 3 years watching Eagle nests.

Animal Planet is a favorite and we were thrilled to find Animal Planet L!VE. It's a new website with 11 live cameras of everything from baby chicks, calves and whales to penguins, kittens and puppies.  If you and your kids love watching animals, you will love this.
 
Here are some of the L!VE Cams:

Ant Cam
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A childhood ant farm has nothing on this colony of leafcutter ants from Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium in New Orleans.

Beluga Cam
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In one of several cams from explore.org's Pearls of the Planet collection, the sleek Beluga whales from Vancouver Aquarium are put in the spotlight, entrancing audiences.

Calf Cam
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Watch baby calves find their legs and explore a whole new world from the South Mountain Creamery in Middletown, Maryland.

Chick Cam
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Spring has sprung for these adorable chicks that, along with the calves, call the South Mountain Creamery home.

Cockroach Cam
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While feelings may be mixed on these creatures that have inhabited our planet since the Cretaceous period, viewers will be mesmerized by their activity and surprise setting inspired by the southern home of Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium. You can watch the roachs get feed every day at 10:30 - 11 AM EST

It is really cool and Goddess will sit and watch for hours or keep coming back every once in a while to check and see what else is going on. We are leaving one of the computers on with a cam all day. You never know what you are going to see. Personally I like the relaxing images of the Sea Nettle Cam.

Enjoy!