Pictures of animals moving freely during lockdown will surely bring a smile on your face! Photogallery

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Let’s take a look at the pictures of animals, who have taken over the roads while humans are under lockdown…

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Pictures of animals moving freely during lockdown will surely bring a smile on your face!

Amid the Covid-19 outbreak, almost half of the world's citizens are staying inside their houses due to the lockdown. People are in self-quarantine and are practicing social distancing at the moment. The busy streets of metropolitan cities have become empty. Apparently, many animals have taken down the streets and are roaming freely. Instances of animals venturing out in the cities are on a rise. Many people shared images of the majestic animals on social media, while commenting on how the lack of humans had allowed animals and birds to return. Extraordinary images are doing the rounds in India including a nilgai prancing around on a once-busy Noida thoroughfare and a civet inspecting a Kozhikode zebra crossing near a group of policemen. These pictures warm our hearts even in this time of crisis and proves that while we are under lockdown, our mother nature is healing slowly. (All Photos: Twitter/Instagram)

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IFS Parveen Kaswan shared pictures of the Golden Tiger clicked by Wildlife photographer Mayuresh Hendre at the Kaziranga National Park. (Photos: Instagram/Mayuresh Hendre)

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Pictures of India's only 'Golden Tiger' spotted in the Kaziranga National Park are going viral on the internet. (Photos: Instagram/Mayuresh Hendre)

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The Golden Tiger or Golden Tabby Tiger is a rare morph of a Royal Bengal Tiger. (Photos: Instagram/Mayuresh Hendre)

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Pictures of Black Panther clicked by Shaaz Jung are breaking the internet. (Photo: Instagram/Shaaz Jung)

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A black panther was spotted roaming in the jungles of Kabini, India. (Photo: Instagram/Shaaz Jung)

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The news went viral after two mesmerizing pictures of the big cat broke the internet. (Photo: Instagram/Shaaz Jung)

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Photographer Shaaz Jung shared these pictures on Instagram and wrote, "Years have passed and this is still one of my most memorable photographs. It was this picture in 2017 that helped convince National Geographic to make a film on him. Thank you for sitting there on that tree my friend. It’s been wild ever since!" (Photo: Instagram/Shaaz Jung)

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