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FOOTAGE OF A WOLF SNARLING FACING FORWARD ON A GREEN SCREEN.

Wolf is the largest extant member of the family Canidae, alongside foxes, and coyotes. Wolves belong to the genus …

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FOOTAGE OF A PENGUIN WALKING FORWARD ON A GREEN SCREEN.

Penguins are non-flying birds with different 18 species. Each one of these species belongs to one of six genera …

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FOOTAGE OF A HORSE LOOKING FORWARD ON A GREEN SCREEN.

Horses are domesticated mammals that belong to the Equidae family. They are part of the Equus genus, which includes …

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FOOTAGE OF ARMADILLO ENTERING TOP RIGHT AND CROSSING LEFT THEN RUNNING CENTER ON A GREEN SCREEN.

Armadillos are placental mammals in the order Cingulata, with 2 surviving families the Chlamyphoridae and Dasypodidae. Armadillos have more …

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FOOTAGE OF GOLDFISH SWIMMING TO THE TOP THEN LEFT ON A BLUE SCREEN.

Goldfish is a fish from the family Cyprinidae, and it belongs to the Carassius genus. Gibel or Prussian carp …

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Cat green screen footage

FOOTAGE OF A CAT MEOWING FACING LEFT ON A GREEN SCREEN.

Cats are members of the family Felidae, and they are relatives of the cheetah, the caracal, the Chinese desert …

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Fox green screen footage

FOOTAGE OF FOX WALKING LEFT TO RIGHT ON A GREEN SCREEN.

Foxes are one of the Candide family and belong to the Vulpes genus. Foxes are related to dogs, wolves, …

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GSA & TRANÅS ENERGI AB PUT ANIMALS FIRST

Everybody loves animals, particularly in media & advertising. From the Geico Gecko to Chester Cheetah, brands have been using …

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Ravens Green Screen Footage

FOOTAGE OF RAVEN PERCHED ON BEAM, LOOKING AROUND ON A GREEN SCREEN.

Corvidae is a cosmopolitan which Raven belongs to alongside crows, rooks, jackdaws, jays, magpies, treepies, choughs, and nutcrackers.   …

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