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  • Botswana: Sunset Wildebeest. This image is from Africa's Deadliest. [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    Botswana: Sunset Wildebeest. This image is from Africa's Deadliest.
    Icon Films/NHFUB
  • Dampa Tiger Reserve has one of the highest populations of clouded leopards. It is also... [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    Dampa Tiger Reserve has one of the highest populations of clouded leopards. It is also considered to be a "biogeographic highway" connecting India to Malayan and Chinese regions. The forest consists of tropical evergreen, semi-evergreen, tropical moist deciduous and sub-montane type of vegetation. This image is from India's Wild Leopards.
    Felis Images/Sandesh Kadur
  • Host Keegan-Michael Key, right, with Actor-Musician Jack Black during the music episode of Brain... [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    Host Keegan-Michael Key, right, with Actor-Musician Jack Black during the music episode of Brain Games. This image is from Brain Games.
    National Geographic/Eric McCandless
  • Three dholes are chased off by an elephant in a grassy clearing. This image is from The Real... [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    Three dholes are chased off by an elephant in a grassy clearing. This image is from The Real Black Panther.
    Shaaz Jung
  • Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana: Two giraffe stand side by side at sunset. This image is from... [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana: Two giraffe stand side by side at sunset. This image is from Africa's Deadliest.
    NHFU
  • A clouded leopard strikes a pose for cameraman Robin Darius Conz at the Sepahijala Zoological... [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    A clouded leopard strikes a pose for cameraman Robin Darius Conz at the Sepahijala Zoological Park. Named after the cloud-like patterns on their body, Clouded leopards are known to be one of the oldest feline species. Specially adapted for their arboreal lifestyle, this cat's ankles to help it hang upside down and climb down head first from trees. This image is from Wild Cats of India.
    Robin Darius Conz/Felis Images
  • A male leopard walks down a dirt road through the dense forest. This image is from The Real... [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    A male leopard walks down a dirt road through the dense forest. This image is from The Real Black Panther.
    Shaaz Jung
  • In the hostile mountains, predators often turn into opportunistic scavengers. The rarely seen... [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    In the hostile mountains, predators often turn into opportunistic scavengers. The rarely seen Himalayan wolf has come to feed from a snow leopard's kill. This image is from India's Wild Leopards.
    Felis Images/Srikanth G P
  • Guests Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard on the set of Brain Games with host Keegan-Michael Key. ... [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    Guests Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard on the set of Brain Games with host Keegan-Michael Key. This image is from Brain Games.
    National Geographic/Eric McCandless
  • A female Bengal tiger drinks water. This image is from The Real Black Panther. [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    A female Bengal tiger drinks water. This image is from The Real Black Panther.
    Shaaz Jung
  • Botswana: Little snake poised in tree. This image is from Africa's Deadliest. [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    Botswana: Little snake poised in tree. This image is from Africa's Deadliest.
    Icon Films/NHFUB
  • After an arduous quest into the cold mountains of Ladakh the elusive Ghost of the Mountains,... [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    After an arduous quest into the cold mountains of Ladakh the elusive Ghost of the Mountains, that seemed almost invisible in it's environment, finally reveals itself . Moments like this have been made possible by cutting edge camera technology combined with the persistence of our crew and local community. This image is from Wild Cats of India.
    Sandesh Kadur/Felis Images
  • Bengal tigers relax in a shallow waterhole with storks and a peahen nearby. This image is from... [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    Bengal tigers relax in a shallow waterhole with storks and a peahen nearby. This image is from The Real Black Panther.
    Shaaz Jung
  • Actress Rebel Wilson explores the power of the subconscious in picking a mate. Rebel also takes... [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    Actress Rebel Wilson explores the power of the subconscious in picking a mate. Rebel also takes on the Gauntlet, an obstacle course designed to test mental strength and agility. This image is from Brain Games.
    National Geographic/Eric McCandless
  • Botswana: Leopard in a tree. This image is from Africa's Deadliest. [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    Botswana: Leopard in a tree. This image is from Africa's Deadliest.
    Icon Films/NHFUB
  • A female langur sits on a tree notch holding her baby. This image is from The Real Black Panther. [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    A female langur sits on a tree notch holding her baby. This image is from The Real Black Panther.
    Shaaz Jung
  • Botswana: An elephant. This image is from Africa's Deadliest. [Photo of the day - January 2020]
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    Botswana: An elephant. This image is from Africa's Deadliest.
    Natural History Film Unit