16 adorable and mesmerizing animal livestreams you can watch from home

Darcy SchildMay 7, 2020, 00:29 IST

Koalas and snow leopard cubs are among many animals that can be visited (virtually) through live streams.Marco Simoni/Getty Images; EDITH GEUPPERT/DPA/AFP via Getty Images

There are plenty of ways to connect with animals and nature aside from taking a walk outside or playing with a pet.
Many zoos and animal-centric organizations have set up livestreams that show everything from baby goats frolicking in their pens, to jellyfish swimming gracefully.
Taking time to unplug from work or school and virtually visit with animals — from pandas to penguins — can be relaxing and fun for all ages.
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Tune into the Memphis Zoo's Hippo Cam and virtually visit with its two female hippos: Binti and Splish.

A hippopotamus. Ronald Zak/AP

The International Wolf Center offers live views of its pack of wolves: Denali, Boltz, Axel, and Grayson.

A wolf in Minnesota, pictured in 2006. David Tipling/Universal Images Group via Getty Images

View majestic bald eagles found at Channel Islands National Park.

A bald eagle (not on Channel Islands National Park). REUTERS/Chris Helgren

A farm in Indiana is giving fans even more views of baby goats living their adorable lives.

Two baby goats (not from the live cameras mentioned). Christin Lola/Shutterstock

One charity livestreams its service dogs-to-be.

A service dog (not from the organization mentioned) pictured in Russia. SERGEI SUPINSKY/AFP via Getty Images

The Georgia Aquarium also offers a colorful look at its sea species.

Inside the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta. Shutterstock.com

Watch penguins, koalas, and pandas from the San Diego Zoo.

A relaxed koala. Marco Simoni/Getty Images

An animal sanctuary in Tennessee is livestreaming a room of elderly rescue dogs.

A dog (not from the animal sanctuary mentioned) with its tongue sticking out. Alex Wong/GettyImages

Take in crystal-clear underwater views of sea anemone and colorful fish from an Australian reef.

A coral reef in Australia. REUTERS/HO/Great Barrier Reef National Park Authority

The Cincinnati Zoo hosts a Facebook Live "Home Safari" session every weekday.

Sumatran rhinos at the Cincinnati Zoo. Mike Simons/Getty Images

Virtually visit with snow leopard cubs, who might be sleeping in their "nesting box" or exploring their habitat at an Australia zoo.

A snow leopard cub at a zoo in Germany. EDITH GEUPPERT/DPA/AFP via Getty Images

The aquarium also has live views of other sea species, like penguins, sharks, and otters.

Visitors at Monterey Bay Aquarium. Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP

Monterey Bay Aquarium in California is livestreaming soothing views of jellyfish.

The aquarium gives viewers stunning looks at jellyfish. George Rose/Getty Images

Watch a group of baby goats lounge in a nursery.

Baby goats on a haystack pictured in 2014. MARK RALSTON/AFP via Getty Images

Tune into a real-time look at giant pandas Tian Tian and Mei Xiang, courtesy of Smithsonian's National Zoo.

The National Zoo's giant pandas Tian Tian and Mei Xiang are pictured above in 2005. Pallava Bagla/Corbis via Getty Images

Watch a mother and daughter rhinoceros cuddle in their habitat.

Tensing (left) and Joona (right). Denver Zoo

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