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Journey's End by Diane Tuft Taken from Entropy by Diane Tuft (Monacelli) Great Salt Lake, UTAH, US

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These photos show how a warmer climate is damaging Earth’s waters

Photographer Diane Tuft has documented how global warming is affecting bodies of water around the world

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The photographer who captured shots of nature daily for over a decade

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Wayne McGregor & Ben Cullen Williams? A Body For Harnasie, 2024. Photo Credit Ravi Deepres & Luke Unsworth

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New 女生小视频 recommends AI-enhanced ballet A Body for Harnasie

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P40XX3 People watching and photographing total solar eclipse, Madras, Oregon

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How to take stunning photographs of a total solar eclipse

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Astonishing photograph of last year’s annular solar eclipse in Utah

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Rafflesia panchoana on Mt Kemalugong

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Saving the world’s largest flowers in the Philippines

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Photographer Name: Jasper Doest Image Name: Untitled Year: 2024 Image Description: Elephants charge through Livingstone?s narrow streets, their towering figures trumpeting into the night. Altered habitats mean they emerge from the national park at dusk to seek food within Livingstone. A nighttime curfew, urging the community to stay indoors, aims to reduce human-wildlife conflict. Series Name: In the Footsteps of Giants Series Description: The delicate equilibrium between humans and elephants in rural parts of Zambia is being disturbed as both populations vie for limited resources. The expansion of settlements and unsustainable agriculture is encroaching on elephant habitats, jeopardising the well-being of both human livelihoods and the elephant population. The question arises: can humans and elephants coexist? These problems have been escalating in the past decade, and with the expectation of increased droughts due to our warming climate, establishing transfrontier wildlife corridors becomes essential. However, the establishment of these corridors faces challenges posed by settlements, agriculture and infrastructure, which results in daily human-wildlife conflict. As these persistent issues continue it is increasingly evident that the local community plays a vital role in fostering a harmonious coexistence between humans and elephants. Developing economically and socially viable models for coexistence within the local community will be crucial for the long-term survival of both elephants and humans. Copyright: ? Jasper Doest, Netherlands, Finalist, Professional competition, Wildlife & Nature, Sony World Photography Awards 2024

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Stark, haunting images show Kazakhstan’s former nuclear testing ground

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Edward Burtynsky showcases the myriad ways humans have impacted our planet
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Edward Burtynsky images showcase both human ingenuity and devastation

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Coast Mountains #16, British Columbia, Canada, 2023 "Recent reports on the world's remaining glaciers provide sobering news. Estimates are that most of Western Canada's glaciers will be lost to melting within the next 80 years. By the end of this century, they could all be gone. My daughters, who are in their 20s, will not be looking at the same world when they are my age. These images are a reminder of what's being lost - relics of ancient ice and an essential resource for ecosystems and freshwater in these parts of the world

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Stark mountain landscapes exposed in Canada as glaciers shrink

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Underwater photo competition showcases stunning images of marine life

Diving seabirds, a tiny octopus and a close encounter with a grey whale feature in breathtaking entries for the 2024 Underwater Photographer of the Year competition

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Incredible picture of polar bear snoozing atop an iceberg is a winner

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Otherworldly beauty of fungi on show in photo competition

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Diving with manatees in Mexico’s unexplored caves

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See these exquisite images of starling murmurations around Europe

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