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Take a look at this beautiful snow leopard! 😍Snow leopards are famously hard to photograph in the wild, but photographer...
23/10/2026

Take a look at this beautiful snow leopard! 😍

Snow leopards are famously hard to photograph in the wild, but photographer Sascha Fonseca snapped this shot in the mountains of Ladakh in northern India, winning the Nuveen People’s Choice Award in 2022. What do you think of this image?📸

Can you guess which modern-day animal is a close relative of this huge skeleton? 🤔Here's a clue: the animal we know and ...
20/10/2026

Can you guess which modern-day animal is a close relative of this huge skeleton? 🤔

Here's a clue: the animal we know and love today loves a snooze! 😴

Drop your guesses in the comments!

We know you love Dippy, but make some room in your hearts for Fern! Here’s Fern giving a big diplodocus grin – send some...
18/10/2026

We know you love Dippy, but make some room in your hearts for Fern!

Here’s Fern giving a big diplodocus grin – send some love back! 💚

The 62nd Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition opens today! 📸😍 We're so excited for you to discover this year's e...
16/10/2026

The 62nd Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition opens today! 📸😍

We're so excited for you to discover this year's exhibition! Expect roaring felines, soaring birds, breathtaking landscapes and so much more.

What do you think of these images? Let us know in the comments! 👇

Find out more and book your tickets: https://brnw.ch/21x6s8c

The Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is supported by Lead Corporate Sponsor Nuveen, a leading global asset manager.

15/10/2026

If a bird could win The Traitors, it would probably be a cuckoo. 🐤

Common cuckoos are brood parasites. This means they do n’t raise their own young, but instead they sneak their eggs into other birds’ nests.

Once hatched, the baby cuckoo pushes its host’s eggs (or chicks) out of the nest to ensure it gets all the food and attention from its adoptive parents. 😬

🎉 Huge congratulations to our Wildlife Photographer of the Year winners! 🎉 🐘 Federico Veronesi takes home the adult Gran...
14/10/2026

🎉 Huge congratulations to our Wildlife Photographer of the Year winners! 🎉

🐘 Federico Veronesi takes home the adult Grand Title for his impactful shot, ‘The Aftermath’. Capturing a female elephant carrying a deceased calf, his image makes us think about the complex animal behaviours around death.

🪲 Oscar Whitfield is the young Grand Title winner with 'Labour of Love’, in which he shines a light on the importance of dung beetles and the vital role they play in their environments.

What do you think of these images? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments. 👇

Do you go birdwatching? 🐦 🔍This season is the perfect time to wrap up and take on a new hobby!Some birds migrate this ti...
13/10/2026

Do you go birdwatching? 🐦 🔍

This season is the perfect time to wrap up and take on a new hobby!

Some birds migrate this time of year, but a lot of our feathered friends stay right here in the UK! 🪹

Have you seen any of these species so far this year? ⬇️

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