ScreenSavers : Animals : wildlife

From the Thai lions and tigers to the Kenyan zebras, elephants, and giraffes, this screensaver has the best wildlife across 4 continents!See all of Sharpest Pictures photographs!

They're all here. Some of the wonders of the wilds tamed for just a moment on your desktop.

Bring these cuddly cuties out of the wild and onto your desktop with this adorable baby animals screensaver.

Nature has a laugh with these animated, and animating, characters.

Filled with an astonishing array of geologic wonders and remarkable wildlife, Yellowstone is America's premier national park. Take a tour of the vast natural wonder with this scenic screensaver.

Take a journey into the deep jungle, where a picturesque waterfall lies near age-old ruins of a Mayan settlement. Enjoy the magnificent views and listen to the soft music, pacific sounds of the wildlife and murmuring water.Click here to buy Mayan Waterfall 3D Tip: To exit this screensaver, press "Enter." To properly view this screensaver, you'll need Pentium II or higher, 16 MB Direct3D 8.0 video card, and DirectX 8.0 or higher.

Lands just outside this majestic California desert park are vulnerable to development that would fracture important wildlife corridors, add more pollution to the park's already problematic air quality and tax the water supply. Please click on the link below to learn more about how you can help this and other National Parks on the NPCA's Most Endangered List. Click here to go to the NPCA's Take Action Page

Mexico is a traveller's paradise, with crystal-white beaches, lofty mountains and volcanoes, jungles full of exotic wildlife, collectible folk art and the breathtaking remains of ancient cultures. Can't book your trip just yet? Then bring a piece of Mexico to you with this flag wallpaper. Click here to get National Anthem Ringtones for your cell phone!

The Big Thicket National Preserve in Texas protects a diverse collection of wildlife and wild lands in 15 small, mostly unconnected, sections. Download this wallpaper and put helping to save this serene spot on the top of your to do list. Please click on the link below to learn more about how you can help this and other National Parks on the NPCA's Most Endangered List. Click here to go to the NPCA's Take Action Page

The largest unit in the National Park System, this Alaska park was created to preserve the majestic scenic beauty and rich biological diversity of the area. But irresponsible ATV use scars the park, and administrative actions could allow construction of more than 1,700 miles of additional roads that would further threaten wildlife and endanger a treasure. Please click on the link below to learn more about how you can help this and other National Parks on the NPCA's Most Endangered List. Click here to go to the NPCA's Take Action Page