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The world's first moving images of a giant squid living in its natural habitat
captured by a team of scientists more than half a mile below the surface of the Pacific Ocean.
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Tadpoles in Canada
Tadpoles swim through a jungle of lily stalks in Cedar Lake on Vancouver Island, Canada.
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Humpbacks Multitask for Mates
The trade-offs between rewards involved in either foraging or courting mates have likely plagued animals for millennia. The need to feed often competes with the requirement to reproduce.
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Black Iceberg
anyone tell me why this is?
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ORPHANED ORANGUTAN
Kalabatu was discovered alone in the forests of Borneo after her mother was killed. She was then taken to the Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary in Malaysia, where she is getting trained to live on her own in the wild.
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Gudvangen Norway is absolutely stunning
Definately a place I want to visit!
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Anglerfish
Looking like something out of a science fiction movie, the anglerfish uses a natural lure to draw its next meal nearer.
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Loughareema, also known as the Vanishing Lake
When things mysteriously vanish in real life, sadly, there is always a scientific explanation behind it. And that includes Loughareema, the Vanishing Lake located on the coast road, a few miles from the town of Ballycastle, Ireland.
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Wildflowers
In this picture from the early 1940s, travelers in California’s San Joaquin Valley gather owl’s clover and blue lupine in a field along Route 99. The photo originally accompanied a 1942 feature story on California’s abundant wildflowers.
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Weedy Sea Dragon
The camouflage that weedy sea dragons use to hide in the temperate marine vegetation they derive their name from is so successful that once they reach adulthood they have no natural predators. Unfortunately they are still at risk due to habitat destruction. The males of the species carry the bright pink, fertilized eggs underneath their tails for about two months before the fully formed young hatch and are left to fend for themselves.
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Emperor Penguins
Emperor penguins are Olympian swimmers, capable of diving to 1,750 feet and remaining underwater 20 minutes on a single breath. "I was mesmerized by their beautiful bubble trails," says Nicklen, who braved 28°F water to capture these images.
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Squirrel in Snow
I love the way she uses her tail as a blanket :)
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"The Wave" Utah
This is some nature porn for sure
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This black panther looks incredibly awesome
A black panther is typically a melanistic color variant of any of several species of larger cat.
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River House
A house in the middle of the Drina River near the town of Bajina Basta, Serbia
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Free at last! Shifting wind helps ice-trapped killer whales reach open water
About a dozen killer whales that were trapped in the ice in Hudson Bay, gathered around a small air hole, now appear to be free after winds shifted overnight.
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Mother nature art on car
Step aside picasso.
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Why Tap Water is Better Than Bottled Water
More than $100 billion is spent every year on bottled water globally.
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Bubble Eye Goldfish
Oriental apparition, the extraordinary bubble eye wears marble-size, fluid-filled eye sacs like water wings. The breed is only one in a gallery of bizarre variations of the common goldfish. Developed over ten centuries by Oriental breeders, this living art of the East today attracts growing numbers of Western aquarists.
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Winners of the National Geographic Photo Contest 2012
The winners have just been announced of this year's National Geographic.
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