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Penguin colonies provide spectacular sights (at one of the most spectacular sites!) on the Subantarctic islands.
Surprisingly little is known about the different species of the stunning flying fish of the tropical open oceans.
The Anhinga with it's piranha meal is just one of many amazing birds of the tropical American freshwater wetlands in the Pantanal of Brazil.
(Anhinga and piranha, Pantanal, Brazil)
The Lion is just one species among the many mammals of the African savanna in Uganda.
(Ishasha, Uganda)
There are some beautiful (and many endemic) birds to seen in Ankarafantsika National Park and the dry forests of Madagascar.
(Kingfisher, Madagascar)
The Arctic tundra includes beautiful landscapes and some iconic specialised creatures, such as Arctic Fox, Arctic Hare, Reindeer and Polar Bear
(Polar Bear, Svalbard)
The tropical coral reefs include the famous 'nemos', the anemonefish...
(Anemonefish, Japan)
The Komodo dragon, the biggest lizard in the world, can be seen in the dry forests of Wallacea on the islands of Komodo and Rinca.
(Komodo Dragons fighting, Rinca, Indonesia)
(Kangaroos, Western Australia)
Like birdwatching? Some of the cutest and confiding creatures are the birds of the temperate forests of the Himalayas.
(Whiskered Yuhina, Bhutan)
(Golden-tailed Saphire Hummingbird, Wildsumaco Lodge, Ecuador)
The wonderful diversity of the primates of African rainforest.
He might be as shocked to see you as you are to see him! (Bigodi, Uganda)
staring down the most dangerous bird in the world! (Sepik River, Papua New Guinea)
The most acrobatic of all cetaceans, the 'Dusky Dolphin', swims in the temperate Australasian oceans.
(Kaikoura, New Zealand)
The Arctic waters are remote and beautiful. As the days gets shorter in autumn, the northern lights get easier to see.
The rainforest of Wallacea is a mix of Australian and Asian derived species, with many endemic, including the tiny Tarsier.
(Tangkoko, Indonesia)
(Chambers Lodge, Lake Eacham, Australia)
redheads are cute!
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