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Photos by @joelsartore | Beavers are incredible engineers. The dams they build help maintain a healthy balance within environments by controlling runoff, erosion, and...

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Photo by @joelsartore | In the wild, secretary birds are found in Africa south of the Sahara. Their taxonomic name, Sagittarius serpentarius, means “the archer of...

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Photos by @joelsartore | Meet Amber, a crested mona monkey I photographed while visiting Park Assango in Gabon. You’ll notice that the fur around her face is yellow...

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Native Hawaiian snails are in trouble, but efforts are underway to protect these colorful creatures from the invasive species that threaten them. 🐌 Are you a snail...

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Photos by @joelsartore | Out of 33 species of jerboa, the long-eared jerboa wins the award for most oddly proportioned family member. With ears that are two-thirds as...

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Video by @joelsartore | Did someone say 18k? I’m thrilled to announce the 18,000th species to join the Photo Ark: the red handfish. As its name implies, this species...

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Photos by @joelsartore | Active during the day, collared owlets are often seen perched high up in trees, surveilling for their next meal. These birds are on the lookout...

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Photo by @joelsartore | This juvenile Andean fox will play a vital role throughout its life in helping many of the plants and animals within its home range to thrive. As...

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Photos by @joelsartore | The transparent skin of the sun glass frog gives us an impressive view of the inner workings of this amphibian, with its internal organs, bones,...

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Don't let their size fool you. Elephants are as graceful as they are massive. 🐘 @joelsartore has so many reasons to love elephants—what's your favorite thing about...

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Photos by @joelsartore | Meet the giant snake-necked turtle, the largest of the long-necked turtles found in Australia. Turtles like this one play an important role in...

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Photos by @joelsartore | Spotted moray eels may resemble snakes, but they are actually fish without pelvic or pectoral fins. Their thick skin has a shiny, almost...

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Photos by @joelsartore | This peculiar-looking primate is a critically endangered pied tamarin. A species of marmoset, these monkeys are known for their distinct forms...

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Photos by @joelsartore | Three-horned chameleons are endemic to forests in the Eastern Arc Mountains of Tanzania. Males, like the one seen here, have three long horns...

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They're graceful, pink, and very social—until another bird steps a little too close for comfort. 😅 Do you share @joelsartore's love for flamingos? We’re celebrating 20...

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Photo by @joelsartore | Found in the forests of West Africa, black forest cobras are Africa’s longest cobras, sometimes exceeding eight feet (2.5 m) in length. Active...

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Photos by @joelsartore | Similar to raccoons, kinkajous like this one have manipulatory abilities that rival those of primates. For instance, they can rotate their...

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Photos by @joelsartore | In the wild, Salvadori’s fig parrots are found in the northern part of the Papua Province in Indonesia. Individuals hang upside down to feed,...

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They’re perfectly designed to lie stock still for long periods of time—yet when it’s time to catch dinner, they’re fast as lightning. No wonder @joelsartore loves...

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Photos by @joelsartore | Vulturine guineafowl are named for their bald head and neck, which resemble a vulture's. They may look placid, but these birds can be quite...

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