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The World is Going Upside Down by Thomas Vijayan. Thomas Vijayans photo of an orangutan clinging to a tree will make you do a double take - and thats precisely what the judges of Nature TTL Photography Awards loved about it. "Its one of those photos where you cant skim past it. The unique perspective and composition means you are immediately trying to figure out what exactly you are looking at," said Will Nicholls, founder of Nature TTL.  For his photograph, Mr Vijayan, a native of Kerala, too...

Spectacled bears habits. primarily because its so hard to track them down in the rough mountainous terrain of. the total population of this species has been estimated to be at most ten thousand adult animals but the figures are uncertain. at the. roxana has would like to have more precise numbers for her study area the spectacle bears tend to settle in the cloud forest at medium elevations so she set up a scent in front of the camera trap. this. from her. even researchers like her rarely get to ...

To be at most ten thousand adult animals but the figures are uncertain. that it. looks an awful has would like to have more precise numbers for her study area the spectacled bears tend to settle in the cloud forest at medium elevations so she set up a scent in front of a camera trap. from her. even researchers like her rarely get to see the bears face to face. i have. twice thrice encounters in four years of work here. that makes the camera traps all the more important the devices are the resear...

Watching them. through. a camera trap took this footage of an alternate the arm or river in switzerland. with the rest of the family. it takes resources and time to capture such images its hardly feasible to set up traps across large areas. but there are other ways to find out where i often saw. conservationists of set up a project to monitor the animals here in central switzerland its headed by every new find backa bit transparent as one of thirty six volunteers involved in the effort. pulses l...

Surroundings with their mouths helps babies develop a personality the mouth is that gateway to the world. but only very few pages. do you have a science question that youve always wanted answered it were happy to help out and send it to us as a video text ovoid smell if we answer it on the show well send you a little surprise as a thank you can i just ask. her. to now we head back to the water in switzerland where artists are making a comeback the dextrous animals have many clever habits for exa...

Holding hands so they dont drift away in the river but just scientists have been watching them. through. a camera trap took this footage of an alternate they are river in switzerland. with the rest of the family. it takes resources and time to capture such images its hardly feasible to set up traps across large areas. but there are other ways to find out where i often saw. conservationists of set up a project to monitor the animals here in central switzerland its headed by every new vine backa b...

Watching them. through. a camera trap took this footage of an alternate the all river in switzerland. with the rest of the family. it takes resources and time to capture such images its hardly feasible to set up traps across large areas. but there are other ways to find out why after saw. conservationists of such a project to monitor the animals here in central switzerland its headed by every new vine backa bit transparent photo is one of thirty six volunteers involved in the effort. pulses leav...

Holding hands so they dont drift away in the river. just scientists have been watching them. through. a camera trap took this footage of an alternate the arm in switzerland. with the rest of the family. it takes resources and time to capture such images its hardly feasible to set up traps across large areas. but there are other ways to find out where i often saw. conservationists of set up a project to monitor the animals here in central switzerland its headed by airing a vine backa bit trist pa...

Them. through. a camera trap took this footage of an alternate the are a river in switzerland. with the rest of the family. it takes resources and time to capture such images its hardly feasible to set up traps across large areas. but there are other ways to find out where i often saw. conservationists of set up a project to monitor the animals here in central switzerland its headed by every new find backa bit tryst paris phil is one of thirty six volunteers involved in the effort. pulses leave ...

All day with this trap and camera trap and putting out snails, snails escape. by the end of the day you go look and you had no snails. >> the snails escaped. >> theyre faster than they look. then finally on the last day, you know, they just came one after another, boom, boom, boom. and it was awesome. bill, it was like the best thing. and i was celebrating all by myself. you know, like yelling in the canoe. >> lack of clean water is just one threat to the glades, though. like most wild places in...