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Hidden away in the far reaches of the Upper Amazon is a jungle Eden full of exotic forms of life. A world that has thrived virtually untouched for millions of years, Manu is a massive, pristine rainforest near the southeastern border of Peru. The Manu River runs through the heart of this region, nurturing many endangered species. Flocks of colorful parrots feast on clay licks, giant otters hunt in groups along the river while gentle sloths move slowly beneath the canopy.

Lynx, a 45-year old woman, peers over the edge of a rock. She's lived in the forest of North-West America for the past two decades.

Utah: Sunset at the log yard.

Puffins are brilliant hunters of small fish.(Photo credit: © )

150 miles south of the Australian mainland lies one of the most remote and unspoiled wildernesses left on the planet. Tasmania is a refuge of magnificent forests, snow-capped mountain ranges, wild rivers and pristine coastlines. Home to the largest marsupial carnivore – the screaming, bad-tempered Tasmanian Devil, Tasmania is also an island sanctuary for the Tiger Quoll, the echidna, pademelon and tiger snake. Off the coast, giant kelp forests are home to an array of bizarre sea creatures.

150 miles south of the Australian mainland lies one of the most remote and unspoiled wildernesses left on the planet. Tasmania is a refuge of magnificent forests, snow-capped mountain ranges, wild rivers and pristine coastlines. Home to the largest marsupial carnivore – the screaming, bad-tempered Tasmanian Devil, Tasmania is also an island sanctuary for the Tiger Quoll, the echidna, pademelon and tiger snake. Off the coast, giant kelp forests are home to an array of bizarre sea creatures.

A Cheetah cub peers over its mother.

Skwentina, Alaska: The Northern Lights illuminate the night sky over Roger and Myra's Skwentna homestead.

The diet of the Nile crocodile is mainly fish, but it will attack almost anything unfortunate enough to cross its path, including zebras, small hippos, porcupines, birds, and other crocodiles.

Alaska: Northern Lights.

Hidden away in the far reaches of the Upper Amazon is a jungle Eden full of exotic forms of life. A world that has thrived virtually untouched for millions of years, Manu is a massive, pristine rainforest near the southeastern border of Peru. The Manu River runs through the heart of this region, nurturing many endangered species. Flocks of colorful parrots feast on clay licks, giant otters hunt in groups along the river while gentle sloths move slowly beneath the canopy.

A Great White Shark.

Hells Canyon, Idaho: The rocky shores of a calm Snake River cutting through the base of Hells Canyon mountains. (Photo Credit: © )

An angel fish.

Hidden away in the far reaches of the Upper Amazon is a jungle Eden full of exotic forms of life. A world that has thrived virtually untouched for millions of years, Manu is a massive, pristine rainforest near the southeastern border of Peru. The Manu River runs through the heart of this region, nurturing many endangered species. Flocks of colorful parrots feast on clay licks, giant otters hunt in groups along the river while gentle sloths move slowly beneath the canopy.

A Hippo shows off its massive teeth.

Alaska: Andrew Bunker and Josh Tousignant complete the base of their raft, along with a boat slip to go with it.

A Giant Manta swims through blue waters.

Shanghai: Taiji practitioners by the Bund.

A Pink Fluorescent angelfish.

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150 miles south of the Australian mainland lies one of the most remote and unspoiled wildernesses left on the planet. Tasmania is a refuge of magnificent forests, snow-capped mountain ranges, wild rivers and pristine coastlines. Home to the largest marsupial carnivore – the screaming, bad-tempered Tasmanian Devil, Tasmania is also an island sanctuary for the Tiger Quoll, the echidna, pademelon and tiger snake. Off the coast, giant kelp forests are home to an array of bizarre sea creatures.

Most wild cheetahs are found in eastern and southwestern Africa.

Bee-eaters belong to the most colourful European birds.

Crew are filming in the night.

The Nile crocodiles reach up to 6 meters (19,7 feet).

Shanghai: Photographer Zheng Xianzhang takes a photo from the rooftop of a skyscraper.

A Giant Manta swims through blue waters.

Hidden away in the far reaches of the Upper Amazon is a jungle Eden full of exotic forms of life. A world that has thrived virtually untouched for millions of years, Manu is a massive, pristine rainforest near the southeastern border of Peru.

Only the winner gets a receptive hen.. (Photo credit: © Goetzl, Nörenberg / NDR Naturfilm / Doclights GmbH)

Alaska: The nearly completed rafts sit quietly under the Alaskan moon.

Cheetah shows off it's sharp teeth.