Weeping wolves
"Wolf is particularly difficult to photograph in the wild."
La Paulina, Argentina
La Paulina - a vast region in Argentina. Considered to be one of the most formidable volcanic fields in South America.
Voracious predator
Bluefish. It feeds mainly on small fish, crustaceans and squid.
Jump, Portugal
Falling from a 29-meter cliff would scare most people, but "at the time around was quiet," as Colombian diver Orlando Duque during the World Cup 2012 in diving from the rocks, organized by Red Bull. Nine-time world champion, Duke then took second place.
Lonely Shark
Cloud of small fish and hammerhead shark.
Crowned Amazon Mukhoed
Most birds have a beautiful appearance usually members of one sex are largely male, but crowned mohoeda and males and females have large and very beautiful crests of feathers on their heads.
Nomads in Mongolia
Morning fishing
All you need - a large network and a few sticks of bamboo.
Listonosaya bat
Cuban floral listonos. In this photo of a bat, choose from a flower on a tree Talipariti elatum, show how much the animal can carry pollen on their fur.These bats live in the eastern part of Cuba colony, representing more than one million individuals - a real army of pollinators!
Fox, Svalbard
Galapagos sharks
Galapagos sharks have large size and reach a length of 3.7 m. This active and courageous predators and are often found in large groups.
Sendbording, Namibia
About 300 people a month stormed the sand dunes near Swakopmund for a new entertainment - sendbordinga. Exotic sports fans say that the sand board glides slowly than in the snow or on the water, but to fall softly.
Look through
How does the goldfish - a subspecies of freshwater fish of the genus carp - on x-ray? Photographer Hugh Turvey knows the answer.
Hidden Hole, Milky Way
As can be seen through a telescope, dusty center of the Milky Way stretches diagonally across the sky, draping star clusters. From behind the veil there lurks a supermassive black hole, located in the heart of our galaxy.
Grizzly Paw, Canada
Grizzly distracted from fishing to explore the camera with remote control.The Bears are going to the crystal-clear rivers of the Yukon during the fall salmon stroke.
Boys Mursi, Ethiopia
Traditional headdress for men and boys Mursi - skilful warriors and hunters - is a pair of bull's horns, woven into the leather straps with metal hoops and rings. This piece weighs a few pounds and is worn on special occasions.
Canadian Lynx, Yukon
Secretive and nocturnal Canada lynx looking at the photographer Paul Nicklen at dusk on the edge of the forest in the Yukon. (Photo by Paul Nicklen)
Snow tunnel, USA
Under a pile of snow from the avalanche descended in the Cascade Mountains, the photographer Andrew Inaba found the tunnel - it did wind and summer meltwater. The author recalls that while he was preparing to shoot, "from the ceiling pouring water." Also see 'Vatnaёkyudl - the largest glacier in Europe. "
Paratroopers, USA
Holding hands so as to obtain a snowflake in freefall headfirst 138 skydivers set a world record at Skydive Chicago in August 2012. Flying upside down photographer held in the teeth of control from the camera fixed on his helmet.
The cubs, Canada
Cubs got out of the den and sniffing the spring air. Despite the shootings from aircraft on the territory of the Yukon now wanders about 5,000 wolves.
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