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25 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Already at an early stage, caterpillars of Monarch butterfly feed on milkweed plants. They take in the plants' toxins, against which they themselves are immune. This image is from Nature's Greatest Talents: The Art of Seduction.
Terra Mater/Steve Nicholls
24 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
St. Andrew's Bay: Bertie Gregory records the island's King Penguin colony amongst adults and young molting chicks in "fur coats". This image is from Wild Life: Resurrection Island.
Bertie Gregory
23 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Ponta do Ouro, Mozambique, Africa: Lionfish swimming along reef. This image is from Africa's Deadly Kingdom.
Lion Mountain Media
22 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Cumberland, OH: White rhino and newborn calf. This image is from Secrets of the Zoo.
National Geographic/Rebecca Nelson
21 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Mongolia: A wind swept baby Bactrain camel at sunset. This image is from Wild Mongolia.
Off The Fence/Alice Marlow
20 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
During nights, termite mounds may be the perfect place to watch a glowing spectacle: when young glow worms use it as a stage and show off their yellow-green lights. This image is from Nature's Greatest Talents: The Art of Seduction.
Terra Mater/Cristian Dimitius
19 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Poa Cove, South Georgia Island: An Antarctic Fur Seal. This image is from Wild Life: Resurrection Island.
Bertie Gregory
18 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Namib desert, Namibia: Namaqua Chameleon on desert sand dune. This image is from Africa's Deadly Kingdom.
Lion Mountain Media
17 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Russian soldiers. This image is from 1917: One Year, Two Revolutions.
Leemage
16 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Powell, OH: First time in the yard for the cheetah cubs at the Columbus Zoo. This image is from Secrets of the Zoo.
National Geographic/Jesse Kennedy
15 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
The octopus is prey and predator alike. This image is from Nature's Greatest Talents: The Art of Seduction.
Terra Mater/Cristian Dimitius
14 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Kokolopori Bonobo Reserve, DRC: Bonobo (Pan paniscus). This image is from Ultimate Animal Countdown: Sex.
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13 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
MalaMala Game Reserve, Mpumalanga, South Africa: Herd of elephants drinking water. This image is from Africa's Deadly Kingdom.
Lion Mountain Media/Peter Lamberti
12 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Powell, Ohio: Kangaroo soaking up the sun at the Australian exhibit. This image is from Secrets of the Zoo.
National Geographic/Rebecca Nelson
11 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Rookery Point, South Georgia Island: Macaroni Penguins swim near the island. This image is from Wild Life: Resurrection Island.
Bertie Gregory
10 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Capybaras, large rodents weighing up to 60 kilograms, are a perfect meal for jaguars. This image is from Nature's Greatest Talents: The Art of Seduction.
Terra Mater/Cristian Dimitius
9 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
The Tsar on the front. This image is from 1917: One Year, Two Revolutions.
AKG
8 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
MalaMala Game Reserve, Mpumalanga, South Africa: Sunset Bushveld. This image is from Africa's Deadly Kingdom.
Lion Mountain Media/Peter Lamberti
7 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Poa Cove, South Georgia Island: An Antarctic Fur Seal swims and barks. This image is from Wild Life: Resurrection Island.
Bertie Gregory
6 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Columbus, OH: A banteng at The Wilds, making its way to the winter barn. This image is from Secrets of the Zoo.
National Geographic
5 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Thrace mountains, Turkey: Fire bellied toad (Bombina sp.). This image is from Ultimate Animal Countdown: Sex.
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4 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
The jaguar's coat makes for the perfect camouflage in the dappled light of its forest habitat. This image is from Nature's Greatest Talents: The Art of Seduction.
Terra Mater/Cristian Dimitius
3 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
MalaMala Game Reserve, Mpumalanga, South Africa: A herd of elephants walk. This image is from Africa's Deadly Kingdom.
Lion Mountain Media/Peter Lamberti
2 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Tsarina Alexandra. This image is from 1917: One Year, Two Revolutions.
AKG
1 FEBRUARY 2019Share on Twitter Share on Facebook
Columbus, OH: Sichuan takin, a rare species from the Himalayas, found at The Wilds. This image is from Secrets of the Zoo.
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