<p><i>Mother's Love</i> is brimming with the immeasurable love that mothers in the animal kingdom have for their young, beautifully expressed in a collection of moving and intimate portraits from National Geographic, the world's best in animal photography.</p> <p><a href="http://shop.nationalgeographic.com/ngs/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=6200922&amp;code=NG20413" target="_blank">Purchase the official companion book <i>Mother's Love: Inspiring True Stories from the Animal Kingdom</i>.</a></p>

Mother's Love

Mother's Love is brimming with the immeasurable love that mothers in the animal kingdom have for their young, beautifully expressed in a collection of moving and intimate portraits from National Geographic, the world's best in animal photography.

Purchase the official companion book Mother's Love: Inspiring True Stories from the Animal Kingdom.

Photograph by Anup Shah/Animals-Animals-Earth Scenes

Mother's Love Photo Gallery

Animal mothers bond with their babies in this heart-tugging gallery of photos from Mother's Love, a new book from National Geographic.

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