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National Geographic unveiled its Pictures of the Year. Here are 7 of the most stunning wildlife photos.
National Geographic unveiled its Pictures of the Year. Here are 7 of the most stunning wildlife photos.
Talia LakritzJan 15, 2024, 07:47 IST
Field specialists examine a North Island brown kiwi.Robin Hammond/National Geographic
National Geographic revealed its 29 Pictures of the Year in the December 2023 issue.
The photos show stunning images of nature, scientific advancements, and human-interest stories.
National Geographic revealed its Pictures of the Year in the magazine's December 2023 issue.
The images, spanning categories such as nature, scientific advancements, and human interest, "unearth remarkable, rarely seen moments," according to National Geographic.
Take a look at seven of the best wildlife photos from the stunning collection.
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National Geographic's December 2023 issue highlights the magazine's Pictures of the Year.
National Geographic's December 2023 cover.National Geographic
Marine biologist Alexander Semenov photographed a lion's mane jellyfish in the Arctic Sea.
A lion's mane jellyfish.Alexander Semenov/National Geographic
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At Lemek Conservancy in Kenya's Maasai Mara national reserve, Jen Guyton photographed hyenas arriving at a pond to drink.
Hyenas at Lemek Conservancy in Kenya.Jen Guyton/National Geographic
Field specialists in New Zealand examined a North Island brown kiwi in this photo by Robin Hammond.
Field specialists examine a North Island brown kiwi.Robin Hammond/National Geographic
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Brent Stirton's image captured elephants wandering a tea estate in India.
Elephants wander a tea estate.Brent Stirton/National Geographic
Look closely in Jaime Rojo's photo to spot the thousands of monarch butterflies crowded together on sunlit fir trees.
El Rosario Sanctuary.Jaime Rojo/National Geographic
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David Doubilet photographed this 7-foot-long zebra shark at Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, Illinois.
A zebra shark at Shedd Aquarium.David Doubilet/National Geographic
Carsten Peter captured a team of explorers spelunking in the toxic waters of Lago Verde in Italy.