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Wild females will often be seen resting or napping during the day. The reason for this behaviour is the fact that the average female's diet consists of plant material (such as grass, herbs, berries or even bark (mostly in winter)) that is difficult to pro

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This photo captured the surprised look and fear on a female's face when she noticed a car approaching at high speeds while crossing a remote road. Luckily the driver could stop his vehicle before any harm could be done to the lovable creature which fled b

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This wild human female enjoys herself playing in the surf. Survival might not be easy but playtime is an important part in the life of wild human females.

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These two females have formed a partnership with eachother. They will stay together for at least after the next breeding season though such realationships can sometimes last far longer... (notes in comments)

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Members of female welfare organizations often go out into the woods in winter in order to feed (solitary)females that struggle to find food in the harsh conditions of winter. Although such efforts are laudable it has to be stressed that it isn't always be

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These two females have been enjoying the warmth of the fire until they noticed they noticed the activist who had watched them the last minutes emerging out of his snow covered hideout. Although hesitant at first they were quick to react when they became a

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The females of this particular breed are almost always seen paired up with another female once they are bred. The reason for such partnerships is that the females themselves lack breast that are sufficient for feeding their young. Therefore they have to r

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Cute blonde submitting herself on a path leading into the forest by lieing down and spreading her legs exposing her vagina as well as her soft belly. To add to this submissive gesture the female closes her eyes and turns her head. This is a common way for

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This wild brunette is puzzled by the photographer's presence. She's a true wild female which was in fact born in the wild and has never met any modern humans before. Growing increasingly scared of the clicking the camera produced the female ran off shortl

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Mature redhead female wandering the forest in search for food. Migratory, non-territorial female, recorded to spend winters in warmer climates/at coasts. Picture taken: Finnland, 2015

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This blonde stray lives at an old industrial complex in hungary. Before the complex was abandoned such stray females were fed regularly by workers but now these magnificent animals must fend for themselves. The one shown is seen drinking out of a puddle a

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Just a few weeks ago this cute little thing didn't have to sleep on a forest path, but its former owner abandoned it after leading the poor female deep into the forest. If the female can find a male that is willing to mate with it the breed is likely to e

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Partially wet beach female passing under a log near a eroding sand dune, location unknown, 2018

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Blonde female sleeping on a dead tree

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Big breasted female found wallowing itself in a mud pit during the night

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A former pet that had been released into the wild by its owner being reminded of its collar by the sight of the photographer

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This young female has just crossed the river and seems bewildered by how far the current carried it downstream as it looks back to where it entered the river...

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Curious brunette female inspecting photographer, taken at the edge of a forest in early autumn

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Blonde female waking to survey her territory from its mossy bed

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Runaway pet sleeping in the undergrowth of a light forest

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Curious wild female peeking through the ferns to see 100 members for itself

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Although it escaped its owner and made its way into the wild, this feral pet never managed to get rid of its collar and chain

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Curious stray female walking through the city in broad daylight

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Cute forest female that had been sleeping on a mossy tree startled by the presence of the cameraman

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The life of wild humans is subject of great interest to many people, so it is unsurprising that there are many film crews scouring the landscape in hopes of documenting wild humans in their natural habitat. Females like this one are often seen confusedly

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Before returning to the wild this female looks back thankingly. It was found by hikers two weeks ago looking stressed and sick at the side of a road. Luckily the little female was caught and taken to the vet who cared for it until the female was able to b

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Many former domestics are found around modern settlements due to many of their inhabitants wanting to escape the stressful city life

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Blue eyed wild female happily wallowing itself in a mud pit

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This beautiful beach female has dug up an old glass jar. If she manages to transport it, she will decorate her nest with her new possession

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This blonde beach beauty has made an incredible catch while fishing in the lake. Given that she can hide it or defend it from other females, she'll be able to feast on it for days

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Alpha females such as this one are often much more muscular and bulky in appearance than their non-dominant counterparts making them easily distinguishable from afar

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This redhead chose an interesting location to take a nap in...

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Feral beach female enjoying itself in the warm sand

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A beach female enjoying a cooling breeze by the surf

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This female joined her wild sisters only recently. This allows her to admire her new habitat as her mind has yet to fully surrender to its instincts

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Straw bales is all that's left from the field this redhead used to live in

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Specimen of the subspecies "Matt's Wild Humans" native to Frisia and neighbouring regions. The female seen clearly exerts the breed's typical habit of mating preferably via anal penetration

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As these two recently bred females show forming breeding pairs is an effective strategy to attract males

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Camping in nature is always a risk for women as being near to or meeting wild females makes many susceptible to turning wild like this female did a few days ago

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Befriending wild females is an excellent way for women leaving civilization to learn skills necessary for survival. The brunette female the redhaired feral shown befriended teaches her new companion how to care for her skin using sand. You can see the red

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A pathetic attempt to hide by a simple-minded meadow female

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A mountain female looking into the valley where rain is about to pour down

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This silly meadow female tried to hide within the high grass of her clearing. Unfortunately for her the scared thing moved excessively making it easy to spot her in the grass

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Blonde meadow female attempting to catch fish from a river

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Areas where there's dense reed are ideal for females to live in. They not only hide females from potential threats but also offer excellent nesting material with many females constructing their nests simply inside the reed

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Magnificent picture of a female throwing back its hair before returning into the wilderness

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With her nest being located high on a ledge this female checks the nearby trees as well as the surrounding area before retreating to her hiding place. A wild female is always at risk of falling prey to predators such as cougars or eagles

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Stray females are often seen napping all over town like this one that decided to rest on an old cannon

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Physical contact between females benefits all females involved as it strengthens their bond to one another. In this particular case the dominant blonde female accepts the submissive brunette as her partner in this year's breeding season

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Redhaired females are a rare sight in most areas. Therefore it's good to see this one enjoying itself in the sun and looking healthy

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Brunette haired forest female surveying the area surrounding her nest

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This inexperienced beach female's playtime was disturbed by the photographer. Instead of running away the young female now waits for the photographer's next action as if she's expcting some kind of apology from him

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Having been captured only recently this former wild female hasn't yet adapted to her new life at the zoo and is still skeptical about the people going past her enclosure

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This female lives at a long abandoned industrial complex with many of her sisters. As it's common at these industrial sites, most of these females are descendants of females that were once fed by factory workers.

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In autumn rangers and gamekeepers often inspect the health of females and other wildlife in their respective areas. Females that are deemed too skinny to survive winter are often taken to special wildlife shelters where they're fed and cared for until aft

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As the only resident male in the area it's important for the 'Duke' to breed regularly. Recently however the aging male has shown little to no success in breeding getting zoologists worried. By preventing females of running away they want to determine if

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After several sightings of an old alpha male in the area this girl has decided to finally make her dreams of becoming a wild female come true. She will try to be humped by the experienced male which would shorten her wilding process drastically once she b

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This mature wild bitch knows of the soothing effect certain kinds of heather have on females in heat

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Lured out of hiding by the photographer offering food, this female emerges from the forest - though she doesn't seem to trust photographer

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