Austfonna Ice Cap Austfonna Ice Cap, the third largest ice cap in the world, is ra- pidly melting due to global warming. During a visit, I captured a stunning image of a waterfall formed by melting ice. Although beautiful, the sight was disheartening as it reminded us of the ice cap’s decline. The image is […]
Runner Up Landscape – 15th Edition Read More »
Parenting Goals With its height of 115 centimetres, the emperor pen- guin (Aptenodytes forsteri) is the tallest out of the 18 existing penguin species. It is the undisputed symbol of Antarctica, where it lives by enduring extremely cold temperatures of up to -60°C. However, climate change and the presence of man are now a threat
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The World Is Going Upside Estimates suggest that less than 100,000 Bornean orangutans survive today in the last intact forests of the large Indonesian island. And it is precisely deforestation that poses the greatest threat to this species’ survival. But the dangers do not only come from habitat destruction. In the most remote areas poaching
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