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The Nature inFocus Photography Awards 2024 winners showcase some of the best and …
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The Powerful Winning Photos From the Nature inFocus Awards 2024
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Robotic Cuttlefish Camera Catches a Desperate Escape From a Seal
Wildlife filmmaking pioneer John Downer built a swimming robotic spy camera that closely resembles a cuttlefish, one of nature's best camouflagers, enabling the capture of incredible close-up underwater footage of a wild seal attack. [Read More]
Photographer Turns Fear into Fascination Through Her Macro Insect Shots
Marit van Ekelenburg turns “fear into fascination” by revealing the beauty, diversity, and ecological importance of insects and other invertebrates through macro photography. [Read More]
Photographer Captures the World’s Most Vibrant Birds
Bird photographer Owen Deutsch traveled to the Tropical Andes to capture stunning photos of the eye-catching birds that call the region home. [Read More]
Underwater Filmmaker Gets Up Close and Personal With Sharks
Sharks Up Close With Bertie Gregory premiered yesterday on National Geographic and is streaming now on Disney+ and Hulu. The series follows the world-renowned wildlife filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer as he travels to South Africa to search for one of Earth's most feared predators, the great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias).
Photographer Captures Rare Sierra Nevada Red Fox on Trail Camera
Wildlife photographer Randy Robbins has captured footage of the endangered Sierra Nevada red fox in Lassen Volcanic National Park, a species so rare that fewer than 30 are believed to remain in the wild, according to the U.
How Love for Earth and Each Other Fuel Photographers Cristina Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen
Conservation and nature photography power couple Cristina Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen are the focus of the first episode of National Geographic's 2024 nature documentary series, Photographer.
Drone Captures First Footage of Killer Whales Using Tools
Researchers have captured drone footage of killer whales using kelp to groom one another -- an extraordinary first in marine tool use. [Read More]