Amazing animal photography

fox.../ Hey, now ! You on the far right, yes you, squeeze closer on your right... Cheez, no, NO ! Your other right !! We can screw around here all day if you want, or we can just take a minute or two and be done. (mumbling) "Whomever said foxes were smart, had no idea of the reality."

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Great egret catches a frog

In front of a spectacular, snow topped mountain range in Alaska, the giant animals took each other to task, with one even landing a crafty low side-swipe.

A year-long survey in Bhutan, supported by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), reveals a 27% increase in the endangered Royal Bengal tiger population, reaching 131 individuals compared to 2015.

I go walking after midnight out in the moonlight #bison #nightride #road #forest #night

Photo and caption by Trish Carney Grizzly bear walking up hillside on a wintery day in May in Yellowstone near Sedge Bay. Due to the low light gray weather conditions on this day I opted for a silhouette of the bear to emphasized the solemn shape of the bear. Location: Yellowstone National Park

Autumn might be trying to leave its mark with all the wind and rain, but the photographers participating in the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards are keeping everyone cheerful and full of chuckles. The competition’s finalists for 2023 have finally been revealed, and this year’s batch is full of quality comedy and good vibes, as always. They’re perfect for chasing away the blues!

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The Amazon Rainforest, a vast natural repository of biodiversity, is often referred to as the Earth’s lungs. Spanning across much […]

f there's one magazine that continuously showcases the most beautiful pictures from around the world, it's Nat Geo. Its prestigious photo contests attract some of the best photographers, and viewing their stunning shots you can't help but feel your connection with Mother Earth strengthening. 2017 National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest is no different.

As a self-proclaimed wannabe National Geographic wildlife photographer, my aim is always to get as close as is safely possible to animals in their natural