Animal photos last week: Cheetah newspaper broke the world record
The Cheetah newspaper broke the world record, dragonflies swarmed with hornets, frogs
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The Cheetah newspaper broke the world record, dragonflies swarmed with hornets, frogs
Photographer Jon Cornforth, from Seattle (USA), chose the Pacific Ocean as a place to make a photo of humpback whales on the water - a rare sight in self Of course.
Polar bears play on the melting ice, small crabs and fishes, goodbye humpback whales ... are the most impressive animal images of the past week.
Dragonflies land on turtle heads, albino killer whales, spotted cheetah ... are the most impressive animal images of the past week.
Butterflies fall asleep on roses, parrots are happy when bathed, giant whale shark ... are the most impressive animal images of the past week.
A picture of a dragonfly flapping its wings to win water won the first prize
Invite you to admire the most beautiful natural images of November 2011 voted by National Geographic magazine.
These photos were taken while there were more than 600 whale sharks gathering in the Mexican sea to eat tuna eggs.
Butterfly bees engrossed in pollen, provincial display of black grouse, sunbathing turtles on rocks ... are the most impressive natural images in the past week.
Andrew Armor, a diving instructor in the US, was named
A British photographer took countless impressive photos while searching for tens of tons of humpback whales on American waters.
Mark Carwardine, a BBC natural photographer, has been wandering the oceans for months searching for giant blue whales ...
Divers shoot video following two other people, as they cross the waters mixed with mud. Their mission is to discover a shipwreck on the seabed.
Sanitation workers discovered a mountain of 130 tons of fat, tightly sealing a sewer pipe in London, England.
If you think the 100-year life expectancy is impressive, think again. Here are some of the oldest life forms on Earth.