Photo of the day

Clewiston, FL USA: A scenic shot of the sun at the treeline. This image is from Swamp Men.

As the name suggests, Bee-Eaters predominantly eat flying insects, especially bees and wasps, which are caught in the air by sallies from an open perch. This image is from Zambezi.

Peruvian Sea Lions, Punta San Juan, Peru. This image is from Untamed Americas.

Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique: Nile Crocodile hatchling emerging through leaves. This image is from Africa's Lost Eden.

Aliwal Shoal, South Africa: Diver swimming with Tiger Shark. Riaan Venter filmed Mark Addison interacting and swimming with Tiger sharks. This image is from Cameramen Who Dare.

Jaguar at Amazon, Brazil. This image is from Untamed Americas.

The Boto, the Amazon River Dolphin (Inia geoffrensis), is perfectly adapted to underwater life in the river. It has the ability to wriggle and navigate underwater roots and use echolocation to hunt in cloudy waters. This image is from Wild Amazon.

Regal Horned Lizard at Sonoran Desert, North America. This image is from Untamed Americas.

The Amazon Rainforest is suffering rapid deforestation at the hands of people that use logging and burning to clear land for agriculture and ranching. The fire here was likely set by humans to make room for soybean plantations. Deforestation is so severe that areas cleared of forest are visible to the naked eye from outer space. This image is from Wild Amazon.

Kenya: Maasai warrior Lemarti. This image is from Warrior Road Trip.

Fox at Boreal Forest, Canada. This image is from Untamed Americas.

Luangwa, Zambia: A Hippo shows its teeth from the river in this close-up from the waters edge.This image is from Africa's Deadliest.

Pelican, Punta San Juan, Peru. This image is from Untamed Americas.

Las Vegas, NV, USA: A young contortionist demonstrates her skills at the contortion convention. This image is from Nat Geo Amazing!

Big Cypress, FL, USA: A lizard shows its colors on a fence close up. This image is from Swamp Men.

Pink River Dolphins Amazon, Brazil. This image is from Untamed Americas.

Johannesburg, South Africa: A Black Mamba close-up with its tongue slithering from its mouth. This image is from Africa's Deadliest.

The jaguar (Panthera onca) is the largest and most powerful predatory cat in South America. This image is from Wild Amazon.

Vervet monkeys seldom come to the ground even to drink, instead getting their water from the rain that collects in the hollows of the trees. This image is from Zambezi.

An adult and juvenile orangutan cuddle up close to one another. This image is from Safari Tracks.

Polar Bear Glacial Coastline, North America. This image is from Untamed Americas.

Beak and Tentacles of Humboldt Squid Baja California, Mexico. This image is from Untamed Americas.

A young Kayapo girl with painted facial decorations commonly worn by the Kayapo people. The Kayapo vigorously maintain their traditional lifestyle, while working with outsiders to protect the rainforest. This image is from Wild Amazon.

Bears roam the huge forest on the slopes of the Caucasian mountains. This image is from Wild Russia.

Caimans, usually solitary hunters, get pushed together as the flood waters recede. This image is from Wild Amazon.

Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. This image is from Untamed Americas.

Mobula Ray at Baja California, Mexico. This image is from Untamed Americas.

Red howler monkeys are famous for their “dawn chorus”. These howling calls that are performed mostly by the males and can be heard up to 5 km away in the forest. This image is from Wild Amazon.

A group of Saddle-billed stork feeding. This image is from Zambezi.

Pumas. Torres del Paine, Chile. This image is from Untamed Americas.

Grand Canyon, AZ, USA: Casey descends through the many geological strata while on the North Kaibab Trail of the Grand Canyon. This image is from Expedition Wild.