Hot Air Balloon New Mexico Photograph by Bruce
Hot Air Balloon, New Mexico Photograph by Bruce Dale,
Babysitting Langurs, India Photograph by Stefano Unterthine
Clown Anemonefish, Indonesia Photograph by Tim Laman,
Tuareg Celebration - Their hands stained by the indigo dye in their new clothes, Tuareg women celebrate a birth. Photograph by Brent Stirton,
Stag Beetle, Sumatra Photograph by John Seamons
Viburnum Leaf Adirondack forest Photograph by Michael Melford,
Tuareg, Algeria Photograph by Brent Stirton
Steller Sea Lions, British Columbia Photograph by Thomas P. Peschak
Festival of Lights, Myanmar. Photograph by Chien-Chi Chang,
Orphan Elephants, Kenya Photograph by Michael Nichols,
Leaping Langur, India Photograph by Stefano Unterthiner,
Fishermen, Myanmar Photograph by Chien-Chi Chang
Cleopatra Relief, Egypt (George Steinmetz, National Geographic) That's Cleopatra on the left side of a wall at a temple at Dendera—one of the few images that bear her name. She is shown fulfilling her role as pharaoh by making offerings to the gods. The appearance here of her son by Julius Caesar is propaganda aimed at strengthening his position as her heir.
Kermode Bear in Tree, British Columbia Photograph by Paul Nicklen
Char Dwellers, Bangladesh Photograph by Jonas Bendiksen - When the river floods, the children of Jabed Ali know what to do: Climb the bamboo macha in the front yard and hold on tight. Char dwellers, who inhabit the constantly changing islands, or chars, on the floodplains of Bangladesh's three major rivers, are used to such calamities, which are on the increase.
Koala, Australia Photograph by Gary Brown
Herding Family, Turkey Photograph by Vincent J. Musi,
Brooklyn Bedroom (Abelardo Morell) a hypersharp image of the Brooklyn Bridge and lower Manhattan
Ancient Ruins, Portugal Photograph by Peter Essick
(Stephanie Sinclair) Nujood Ali from YEMEN was ten when she fled her abusive, much older husband took a taxi to the courthouse in. Sanaa, Yemen. The girl's courageous act - and the landmark legal battle that ensued—turned her into an international heroine for women's rights. Now divorced, she is back home with her family and attending school again.
Blue-Tongued Lizard, Australia Photograph by Kathy Parker,
Peneda-Gerês National Park, Portugal Photograph by Peter Essick,
Famine Memorial, Dublin Photograph by Jim Richardson,
Highland Cattle, Scotland Photograph by Patrick Kelley
Baboons, Prospect Park Zoo New York Photograph by Richard Conde,
Buddha in Coal Yard, China Photograph by Greg Girard,
Sea Stars, British Columbia Photograph by Thomas P. Peschak
Cheetah, South Africa Photograph by Frank Trimbos
Al Kazimiyah Shrine, Baghdad - (by Lynsey Addario), Pilgrims visit Al Kazimiyah Shrine, a Shiite holy site relatively unharmed by the years of violence.
Grizzly Bear and Cub - Yellowstone! park Photograph by Trish Carne
Namib Desert Dunes Photograph by Frans Lanting,
Sally Lightfoot Crab, Galápagos Islands Photograph by Erika Phillips
Swimmer, Peneda-Gerês Park Portugal Photograph by Peter Essick,
Cactus Bee, Arizona Photograph by Mark W. Moffett,
Lac Abe, Goat Herders, Djibouti Photograph by Leslie Pratt
Horses, Wales Photograph by Marian Ubrankovic
Tree, Arches National Park Photograph by Bill Keaton
Parrotfish, Great Barrier Reef - The clownish grin of a bridled parrotfish reveals its power tools: grinding teeth used to scrape algae from rock( David. Doubilet, )
Wildebeest, Serengeti Photograph by Peter Mortifee
Gecko and Palm Frond Photograph by Lorenzo Menendez
Lions, Kenya Photograph by Mrs. Wai Chun Turnbull
Eastern Gray Kangaroos, Australia Photograph by Emilien Anglada,
Blacktip Reef Shark, Maldives Photograph by Paul Wilkinson
Seagull and Boats Photograph by Diane Jones
Caiman and Turtles, Guatemala Photograph by Anthony Davis,
Polar Bear With Whale Bone Photograph by Florian Schulz
Elephants, Kenya Photograph by Danielle Mussman
Hawaiian Green Turtle, Maui Photograph by Jose Cardona
Giraffe, Mexico Photograph by Oscar Medina
Zebras, Tanzania Photograph by Erica Scobie
Sandgrouse, Namibia Photograph by Frans Lanting,
Deer, Japan Photograph by Angie Sin,
Kermode Bear, British Columbia Photograph by Paul Nicklen
Blue Heeler, San Miguel de Allende mexico - Photograph by Jay Koppelman
Karakol Lake – On the way from China to Pakistan. Photograph by Oded Wagenstein
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