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  • Africa: Two to three million years ago, a massive explosion tore apart an enormous volcano in... [Photo of the day - March 2015]
    5 MARCH 2015Share on TwitterShare on Facebook
    Africa: Two to three million years ago, a massive explosion tore apart an enormous volcano in Eastern Africa’s Great Rift Valley to form the Ngorongoro Crater, one of the true wonders of the world. This image is from Africa’s Deadly Eden.
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  • Sri Lanka A reclining Buddha in the colourfully decorated Isurumuniya Rock Temple at... [Photo of the day - March 2015]
    4 MARCH 2015Share on TwitterShare on Facebook
    Sri Lanka A reclining Buddha in the colourfully decorated Isurumuniya Rock Temple at Anuradhapura. This image is from Wild Sri Lanka.
    Terra Mater Factual Studios/ Graham MacFarlane
  • Young fur seal pup resting on a coastal rock formation on the beaches of Kaikoura, New Zealand,... [Photo of the day - March 2015]
    3 MARCH 2015Share on TwitterShare on Facebook
    Young fur seal pup resting on a coastal rock formation on the beaches of Kaikoura, New Zealand, on the northeast side of the South Island. This image is from Fur Seals: Battle for Survival.
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  • Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana: Lioness and juvenile watching buffalo herd. This image is from... [Photo of the day - March 2015]
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    Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana: Lioness and juvenile watching buffalo herd. This image is from Blood Rivals: Lion vs. Buffalo.
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  • Palmyra Atoll: Tiger Shark and camerman. Dr. M. Sanjayan dives deep into the oceans to find out... [Photo of the day - March 2015]
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    Palmyra Atoll: Tiger Shark and camerman. Dr. M. Sanjayan dives deep into the oceans to find out how the animals that live here can help save the Oceans from total collapse. This image is from Man and the Wild.
    Christopher Crooks