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Photographer Jeff Schultz took a series of photographs that recorded the clash between brown bears and eagles when rowing passengers down the river through Katmai Wilder…
Photograph of the 2.6-meter Ganges shark shared in a study published March 6 in the journal Fish Biology, according to IFL Science.
Photographer Matthijs Kuijpers, 43, photographed the unusual two-headed corn snake in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and the Daily Star reported on October 13.
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Research by Finnish scientists shows that dogs have the ability to recognize faces familiar to them when looking at photographs.
Andean bears living in South America reacted angrily and scratched the camera when they discovered being photographed or filmed.
A pair of Persian newspapers - rare and precious leopard species, now only have about 1,290 individuals worldwide, were born in a national park in Russia.
While together with his father photographing wildlife at Ngorongoro Crater (Tanzania) sanctuary, the 16-year-old American boy Joe Sulik suddenly witnessed the battle bet…
For the first time, photographs of Amur tigers (also known as Siberian tigers) were taken by a camera trap in a northeastern nature reserve. The image shows that this ex…
Recently, the researchers discovered a black-and-white photograph taken during the Boer War (1880-1902) that had an image of a 178-year-old tortoise. This is probably th…
Photographs of a giant spider eating birds in an Australian garden have impressed the viewer.
The status of mass death of Antarctic penguins is reflected by photographs of Daniel J. Cox photographer, possibly due to climate change or severe food shortage.
Scientists at the University of Aarhus (Denmark) have published amazing images of the process of digesting a python's prey with high-tech imaging technology.
At Son Tra Nature Reserve (Da Nang), scientists have directly observed and photographed 12 langurs with about 170 five-colored langurs (named in the red book of the worl…