11. By Brian Skerry
Soft corals, also known as sea pens, and blue cod in the shallow waters of New Zealand’s Reserve Long Sound. If you touch the soft coral, it will emit a green light and contract.
12. By June Jacobsen
A beautiful day for a walk on the arctic tundra. It seems that the mountain on Svalbard create their own e climate, or at least influence the formation of clouds.
13. By Robinson McClellan
Celebration of “Manhattan Solstice” – when the series of streets are in line with the setting sun. On this day, the island turns into a such…as if created for the worship of the sun.
14. By Joel Sartore
Lion in a tree in the Ugandan National Park, Queen Elizabeth.
15. By Catalin Marin
Every year in October, Dubai tightened fog due to high humidity and lower temperatures. In combination with a large number of high-rise buildings, it provides excellent opportunities for photography.
16. By Brian Skerry
Translucent shrimp on anemones, reef Kingmena, 2007.
17. By Paul Nicklen
Polar bear – Young males are fighting in the Svalbard Islands in the light of the low winter sun. Polar bears thrive here – about half of the 3,000 polar bears in the Barents Sea have been here.
18. By Anthony Crehan
The view from the helicopter of the field of tulips in The Table Cape, the north-west coast of Tasmania on left of the field can be seen by visitors who came to the open day on the farm.
19. By Stefano Unterthiner
After a downpour langurs hide from the streams of water. Thar Desert is generally very hot and a little moisture, and langurs – the only primates other than humans living in this tough climate.
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