The Frozen Swan | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Fortunato Gatto’s Image Fortunato Gatto (Italy) chances upon an icy puddle in a south Icelandic bog, where frozen…
When researchers tracked 24 giant manta rays into the deep, they discovered an amazing new behaviour
A team of international researchers has discovered that oceanic manta rays – the largest species of ray on the planet…
Can you guess what you’re seeing in this award-winning extreme close-up?
Revealing hidden complexity in nature is perhaps the finest art in microphotography. This year’s winning photograph—a rice weevil…
‘Does anyone know what animal he is?’
A traveler shared a short video on TikTok that showed a rather stunning mammal thoroughly investigating her rental…
Wildlife Photographer Of The Year 2025: 18 Beautiful Winning Photos
Synchronised Fishing, Winner, Behaviour: Birds; a ladyfish snatches its prey from a little egret’s beak; Yundang Lake, Fujian…
Eerie Faceless Creature Discovered in the Deep Sea Stuns Scientists
The ocean’s depths have always fascinated explorers, not just for their remote beauty but for the strange, often…
Ocean Lion | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Griet Van Malderen’s Image Griet Van Malderen (Belgium) sets the scene as Gamma, a female lion, guards a…
Pink Pose | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Leana Kuster’s Image Leana Kuster (Switzerland) shows a greater flamingo scratching its head with one of its unmistakably…
The Feast | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Audun Rikardsen’s Image Audun Rikardsen (Norway) witnesses feeding time around an Atlantic fishing vessel during a polar night…
Bears in the house: Polar giants seen chilling in abandoned Russian Arctic station; see rare images
Polar bears chilling at research station (AP) Polar bears have been observed taking shelter in an abandoned Russian…
Skin and Bones | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Amy Jones’s Image Amy Jones (UK) witnesses the rescue of a tiger as it struggles to walk, resting…
Manta rays plunge 4,000 feet to chart long journeys across oceans
New research has found that oceanic manta rays, the largest ray species, can dive to extreme depths. International…