Amazingly, the monopoly elephant wins 14 hungry lions
It is a spectacle of an 8-year-old elephant trying to fight against the savage assault from 14 hungry lions.
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It is a spectacle of an 8-year-old elephant trying to fight against the savage assault from 14 hungry lions.
Thousands of ice columns with strange structures, sparkling down from the cliff at a national park of the United States surprised thousands of tourists.
Constructed from volcanic eruption over 24 million years ago, Reykjanes (Iceland) is the only part of the mid-Atlantic ridge above sea level.
To cross the stream together, the mother bear tries to keep her balance so that the children sit on their backs and walk slowly.
As a county located in the north of England, Yorkshire has not only ancient castles, historic streets but also many places for visitors to explore nature.
The 10 photos below make the audience ecstatic, overwhelmed by the breathtaking beauty of America's natural scenery.
National Geographic has just published photos of the world's best landscapes in April by many photographers.
The scene of two hungry starlings fighting for a fish was recorded in Kiskunsagi National Park, Hungary.
It was an impressive scene when an old Kudu antelope had fled the ambush of the hyena and disappeared into a herd of zebras.
The drunken brothers and sisters staggered in South Africa park after eating a large amount of fermented Marula fruit.
A newly born antelope who has not yet tasted the first drop of milk has been ambushed by the hungry spotted leopard.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has just released photos of Earth from the most impressive space in 2013.
The life of the wild animals in eastern Africa appears realistic and vivid through black and white photos.
The phenomenon of temperature inversion appears a sea of dense fog surrounding the Grand Canyon, USA.
A photographer has traveled to distant points of the world, facing deadly animals to give a stunning view of wildlife.