Invite you to admire the most beautiful natural images of July 2011 voted by National Geographic magazine.
Small fish keep their distance from a reef shark in shallow waters in the Maldives. Photo: Paul Wilkinson.
The green tongue lizard is growing very fast and is present throughout Australia. This lizard is native to eastern Australia. Photo: Kathy Parker.
Seagulls go on the wall of a ship. Photo: Diane Jones .
A crocodile saved by ARCAS in Guatemala is surrounded by curious turtles in a lake. ARCAS is responsible for protecting and rescuing wildlife from illegal hunting and trade in Guatemala. Photo: Anthony Davis.
Close up the mouth of a clown fish on the Great Barrier Reef. Clown fish use strong teeth to chew algae in cliffs. Occasionally, this fish also uses teeth to chew away corals. Photo: David Doubilet
A green turtle at Maui Marine Park in Hawaii. This turtle is in danger of serious extinction because its only food is a seagrass that is gradually draining. Photo: Jose Cardona.
Geckos stick their heads up from a palm leaf. Photo: Lorenzo Menendez.
A hound looks up at the cowboy in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. This image shows there are two different worlds of humans and animals. Apparently, the dog was thinking about something about the person sitting on the horse. Photo: Jay Koppelman.
A deer standing in a flat lake in Nara (Japan). In the country of the rising sun, deer is considered to be the message of God. Photo: Angie Sin .
The horses are joking with each other in the sunset. This image was taken when the Sun was setting in the Snowdonia (Wales) National Park. Photo: Marian Ubrankovic
