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Delicate Ecosystems Converge in Sonja Peterson’s Intricate Cut Paper Compositions

Delicate Ecosystems Converge in Sonja Peterson’s Intricate Cut Paper Compositions

Inspired by nature’s myriad forms and relationships, Minneapolis-based artist Sonja Peterson creates sprawling scenes from intricately cut paper. Working intuitively while focusing on the environment…

two white-cheeked terns fighting in midair, their feathers backlit by the sun

Our Beautiful and Fragile Planet Takes Center Stage in the 2025 World Nature Photography Awards

From the glowing Milky Way above a Montana lake to firework-like flowers in the Brazilian savannah at sunset, the winners of the 2025 World Nature…

The Underwater Photographer of the Year Celebrates 60 Years of Wildlife Diversity

The Underwater Photographer of the Year Celebrates 60 Years of Wildlife Diversity

Entering its 60th year, the Underwater Photographer of the Year Contest continues to be one of the most noteworthy international photography competitions. Surpassing last year’s…

a woodblock print of a plump penguin in blue and teal. its feathers are patterned with lines

Suspicious Animals Take Stock of Their Surroundings in Strangford’s Vibrant Prints

A posse of vibrant creatures slyly scope out their surroundings in prints by Jo Pearson, a.k.a. Strangford. From pigeons and rabbits to alligators and fish,…

A damselfly (Archineura incarnata) rests on a rock amidst a flowing waterfall in Tianmushan Nature Reserve, Zhejiang Province, China

The Winners of This Annual Competition Show Nature Is Ready for Its Close-Up

A striking silhouette of two fighting stag beetles takes the top prize in the 6th annual Close-Up Photographer of the Year contest (previously), capping a…

a black-and-white photograph of a large group of manta rays

In the 2024 Ocean Art Contest, Circling Sharks and Squadrons of Rays Steal the Show

Mobula rays are often referred to as “devil rays,” but unlike their relatives, stingrays, they lack a stinger, making them a bit less nefarious than…

a trompe-l'oeil painting of a broken houseplant—the pot with a dog's face on it—on a painting's stretcher bars

The Dog Did It! Stephen Morrison’s Trompe-l’œils Brim with Canine Character

To say that Stephen Morrison’s work is inspired by dogs would be an understatement. Through sculptural assemblages and paintings of puppy faces tucked in foliage…

Pepe Imagines a Hippo’s Perspective on Life

Pepe Imagines a Hippo’s Perspective on Life

Pepe is hard to put into words. The enigmatic film exemplifies brilliant filmmaking yet fumbles in its esotericism. In the broadest terms, Pepe is a…

A bloodied yet determined honey badger covered in spines returns to finish off a Cape porcupine, which earlier had tried to defend itself.

Help Choose the Winner of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People’s Choice Award

The Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest received nearly 60,000 from 117 countries for its 2024 competition, an immense pool from which judges choose just…

a still from an animated short of a hand-drawn green tree frog

Biologist Karen Lips Investigates Vanishing Tree Frogs in ‘The Waiting’

“We might call that a cold case, right? There’s no evidence, there’s no murder weapon… It’s a crime scene, but the culprit—the criminal—has left.” Biologist…

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