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In the Chandragiri Forest Range of Nepal, a mountain hawk-eagle surveys the forest from a moss-covered branch. This powerful raptor hunts birds and mammals beneath the dense mountain canopy.
📷 The Rozie Bloom
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Master of Disguise. The mossy leaf-tailed gecko of Madagascar has a flattened body and bark-like markings making it almost impossible to distinguish from a tree trunk.
📷 Luca Ghezzi
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An Eastern screech-owl peers from a weathered tree hollow in New York. A familiar but seldom-seen resident, it lives year-round in woodlands, parks and suburban neighborhoods.
📷 Harry Collins
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Life in the Slow Lane. With enormous eyes and a soft, dense coat, the slow loris looks almost impossibly gentle. But this nocturnal primate has a surprising defence: a venomous bite, unique among primates.
📷 Liu Ye
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An Andean condor displays the deep, rugose caruncle and weathered skin of old age. Weighing up to 15 kilograms, it is the world's heaviest bird of prey.
📷 Juan Ma Gonzalez
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Crimson Crawler. Navigating the dark seabed, a bright red Sea Toad uses modified pectoral fins to walk along rocky slopes.
📷 Schmidt Ocean Institute
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The Juvenile Pinnate Batfish’s vibrant orange band mimics toxic flatworms to ward off predators. A fast-moving jet-black fish that is near impossible to light and photograph.
📷 Byron Conroy
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Humpback whale tails rise from the shimmering waters off Byron Bay, silhouetted against a vibrant orange sunset and Mt Warning on the horizon.
📷 Craig Parry ( @craigparryphot )
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A haunting colour morph of the red fox emerges from the snow-covered brush in the Canadian Arctic. Known as a cross fox, it has distinctive black markings that often appear like a cross.
📷 Eli Martinez ( @Sharkdivermag )
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Shadow Stalker. Slender, short-legged, and surprisingly otter-like in frame, a jaguarundi prowls dense undergrowth for small rodents and birds in Cusco, Peru.
📷 Geoff Gallice ( @GeoffGallice )
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Flooded Phantom. A river dolphin swims through a seasonally flooded forest in the Rio Negro, Brazilian Amazon.
📷 Thomas Peschak ( @tompeschak )
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A weary tern parent returns from the hunt, only to be greeted by two tiny beaks demanding dinner at once.
📷 Chen Chengguang
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Serengeti School. Under its mother's watchful eye, a young serval kitten sharpens the stealth and hunting instincts required to survive the savanna.
📷 Yaron Schmid
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A tiny blaze of orange in the marshy grasslands around Munnar’s high-altitude peaks in India’s Western Ghats. The critically endangered resplendent bush frog grows to just 2–3 cm and hatches directly from the egg, bypassing the tadpole stage entirely.
📷 Prasad Hamine
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A cattle egret descends with wings spread wide, revealing the elegant golden plumage that develops during the breeding season.
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