Memorable environmental images in 2014
Impressive environmental images this year are marked by the emergence of three mysterious craters, volcanic eruptions, forest fires, big storms.
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Impressive environmental images this year are marked by the emergence of three mysterious craters, volcanic eruptions, forest fires, big storms.
Many tourists admit they feel afraid and do not dare to look down while standing on the bridge but they affirm the attraction of the bridges that make them want to exper…
Leading the children to the edge of the river, the mother lion patiently teaches them how to jump to the other side and adapt to the living environment.
The wildebeest cross the river during the migration season, the brown bear catches upstream salmon, the lion sleeps well on the trunk ... the most beautiful animal image…
Red lava flows from Italy's Stromboli crater like a river of fire flowing towards the sea.
China's environmental pollution is causing many rivers to change to red, black or blue-brown, seriously affecting people's lives.
Photographer Robyn Preston recorded the scene of thousands of wildebeest trying to cross the Mara River (Kenya) with hungry crocodiles waiting for bait.
The Amazon rainforest area covers about 7 million km2 with forest area accounting for about 5.5 million km2.
Places with colorful scenery, full of life
Prolonged drought caused shallow water in Lake Folsom in the United States to reveal a town built after the California gold rush from the nineteenth century was buried 6…
The spectacle of ice falls helps viewers visualize the coldness of the American winter this year.
The images below will show you a different picture of where we live daily from many different locations.
On the morning of October 15, in the raging of storm Nari, Da Nang street without a shadow, a series of houses were roofed, broken glass doors, iron doors were knocked d…
The rare photo hunt for crocodile of leopard in Brazil is published by photographer Paul Donahue in National Geographic magazine.
Photos taken from the International Space Station as it flies over the Atlantic Ocean so beautifully that viewers must utter astonished.