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Frog -

A frog's capacity for leaping and jumping varies depending on the size and species. On average, these animals can jump between 20 to 50 times their body length!

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Cat -

We're not quite sure what this kitten is seeing, but he sure is going for it with all his might!

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Monkey -

Have you ever seen a monkey looking so composed while jumping from one tree to another?  

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Penguin -

Who said penguins can't fly? Surely this one looks like he is!

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Deer -

Red deer can run as fast as 35-40 mph (56-64 km/h). This pic was snapped at the perfect moment while the animal was running.

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Dog -

Dog frisbee should be an Olympic sport, right? This pooch would certainly be on the team!

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Lemur -

These primates can only be found on the island of Madagascar. They are known for their large eyes and long stripy tails. And of course, they can jump too!

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Gazelle -

We've all these elegant creatures running away from predators such as lions in the African savannah. Adults can reach speeds of 50 mph (80 km/h).

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Chimpanzee -

"Come on guys, this tree is so much cooler than that one, let's go!"

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Dog -

"Hey, where's the frisbee? Have you thrown it yet? Hey human, hurry up!"

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Badger -

A hover badger looks as funny and bizarre as it sounds. It's really cute though. 

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Deer -

These beautiful animals can jump distances of approximately 8 feet (2.4 meters).

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Dolphins -

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a dolphin! Dolphins can actually jump 15-20 feet (4-6 meters) out of the water, depending on the species. 

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Squirrel -

"Oh, I can see nuts down there! I'm jumping off this tree and eating them."

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Lynx -

This lynx cub is putting his hunting instincts to the test, and he sure does look adorable doing so. 

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Kangaroo -

Australia's most famous marsupials can hop about 10 feet (3 meters) vertically and 40 feet (12 meters) horizontally.

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Lamb -

Counting sheep (usually jumping over a fence) is a great way to fall asleep. This adorable little lamb is already training for it.

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Fox -

Can anyone figure out what is going on in here? Is this fox trying to jump over his shadow?  

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Hare -

Hares can run really fast. The Cape hare, for instance, can reach speeds of 44 mph (72 km/h)!

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Squirrel -

Squirrels are impressive jumpers. Some of them can reach distances of up to 20 feet (6m)!

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Goats -

"C'mon kid, let's jump around! Jump up, jump up and get down!"

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Dog -

"Okay, maybe I'm going a bit too fast—oh I'm definitely going too fast! Woah!"

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Cat -

When you have to jump to get to bed because you live on the top of a cat tree. 

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Shark -

What is scarier than a shark? A jumping shark, of course! All of a sudden, a boat doesn't feel as safe, right?

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Mountain lion -

How graceful does this mountain lion look mid-air? These large cats are also known as cougars and pumas.

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Deer -

How adorable is this photo of Bambi and his friend jumping in the meadow? Notice how high up they are from the ground!

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Lynx -

Cubs are always adorable, and this one is no exception. Lynx species can be found in North America, Europe, Central Asia, and Siberia.

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Deer -

Hovering during sunset. What a beautiful image, don't you agree?

See also: Animals having a worse day than you

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