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  • A leopard just after feeding on a recent kill. They can leap more than 20 feet horizontally, and... [Photo of the day - May 2015]
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    A leopard just after feeding on a recent kill. They can leap more than 20 feet horizontally, and 10 feet vertically, helping to take down prey in an ambush style attack. This image is from Fatal Attractions.
    Earth Touch LTD
  • Guyana: A spectacled caiman suns itself on a rock in the Essequibo. This image is from . [Photo of the day - May 2015]
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    Guyana: A spectacled caiman suns itself on a rock in the Essequibo. This image is from .
    ZDF Enterprises GmbH/ Marion Pöllmann
  • For thousands of years the Tepuis of Chiribiquete have been a sacred place. Ancient Karijonas... [Photo of the day - May 2015]
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    For thousands of years the Tepuis of Chiribiquete have been a sacred place. Ancient Karijonas people made pilgrimages to these mountains… and it’s here they left their mark. This image is from Wild Colombia.
    Andy Moorwood
  • Petersburg, N.Y.: The finished cabin. This image is from Building Wild. [Photo of the day - May 2015]
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    Petersburg, N.Y.: The finished cabin. This image is from Building Wild.
    National Geographic Channels/George Verschoor