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Caribbean Flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber) chick under the wing of protective parent, breeding colony, Ria Lagartos Biosphere Reserve, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, June.Finalist in the Portfolio Category of the Terre Sauvage Nature Images Awards 2017. First Prize in the '2017 National Wildlife Photo Contest' organised by the National Wildlife Federation of the USA

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Beautiful new photos of flamingos thriving in Mexico’s wetlands

Flamingos prefer their habitats "just so", and the Yucat谩n peninsula in Mexico ticks all the boxes, as revealed by Claudio Contreras Koob's delightful photographs

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Undersea beds: Nemo鈥檚 Garden takes terrestrial farming to new depths

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Dust devils’ subtle trails across Mars revealed in bold blue

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Bearbnb: Polar bears make themselves at home in abandoned village

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Shackleton exhibition showcases the power of Antarctic photography

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Glorious photos of garden-variety wildlife vie for international prize

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New penguin colonies not previously known to science have been found in the Antarctic by researchers from Stony Brook University. These include a new gentoo penguin colony never before recorded at Andersson Island, on the east side of the Antarctic Peninsula. This is one of the southmost records for Gentoo penguins breeding on the eastern side of the Antarctic Peninsula, where until recently it was far too icy for the more temperate Gentoo penguin to successfully raise chicks. Before this discovery, only one solitary Gentoo nest had been found this far south, but researchers have now discovered a colony of 75 gentoo nests.

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New colony of gentoo penguins discovered on Antarctic Peninsula

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Lithium fields: Beautiful from the air, trouble on the ground

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Fascinating objects illuminate the European Space Agency’s history

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Bottom view of the LEGEND-200 liquid argon cryostat and the enclosing water tank. The inner walls of the water tank and the outer wall of the cryostat are covered with a wavelength-shifting mirror film. The purpose is to shift and reflect the light produced by muons via the Cherenkov effect in the water. The photons are detected by photosensors. The purpose of this detector component is to detect and identify cosmic ray muons, some of which still reach the experiment despite being located deep underground the Gran Sasso mountain. (fyi: The muon flux is reduced by a factor 106 (one million) by the rock). If not identified, the muon induced events could mimic the searched signal events.

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This gleaming experiment may solve the cosmic mystery of antimatter

The universe is filled with so much more matter than antimatter. The LEGEND experiment, photographed by Enrico Sacchetti, will soon start trying to unravel this conundrum

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Electrifying image shows starfish spawning

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Mesmerising photos reveal the microscopic beauty of plankton

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Volcanic disaster settles a blanket of ash across La Palma

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The eerie bioluminescence of the ghost fungus in all its glory

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