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Amphipod Image Wins Ocean Photographer of the Year
Indonesia-based photographer Yury Ivanov's photograph of two three-millimeter amphipods on coral in Bali won the Ocean Photographer of the Year 2025 award from Oceanographic Magazine and Blancpain, beating over 15,000 submissions.
Amphipod Image Wins Ocean Photographer of the Year
Indonesia-based photographer Yury Ivanov's photograph of two three-millimeter amphipods on coral in Bali won the Ocean Photographer of the Year 2025 award from Oceanographic Magazine and Blancpain, beating over 15,000 submissions.
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20% Bias Score
Wildlife Photographer of the Year Contest Showcases Stunning Images and Environmental Concerns
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest highlights exceptional wildlife photography, with winning images to be announced on October 14th, showcasing diverse species and environmental challenges.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year Contest Showcases Stunning Images and Environmental Concerns
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest highlights exceptional wildlife photography, with winning images to be announced on October 14th, showcasing diverse species and environmental challenges.
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0% Bias Score
Drone Pilot Wins Inaugural International Aerial Photography Award
Joanna Steidle, a New York drone pilot, won the first International Aerial Photographer of the Year award for her portfolio of marine wildlife photos (humpback whale, cownose rays, spinner shark) chosen from over 1,500 global entries.
Drone Pilot Wins Inaugural International Aerial Photography Award
Joanna Steidle, a New York drone pilot, won the first International Aerial Photographer of the Year award for her portfolio of marine wildlife photos (humpback whale, cownose rays, spinner shark) chosen from over 1,500 global entries.
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32% Bias Score
Badger Photo Wins Wildlife Award, Sparking Debate on Culling
A badger photograph, seemingly admiring a Banksy-style graffiti of itself, won the People's Choice award at the 2024 Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest; the photographer advocates against badger culling, a policy ending in five years.
Badger Photo Wins Wildlife Award, Sparking Debate on Culling
A badger photograph, seemingly admiring a Banksy-style graffiti of itself, won the People's Choice award at the 2024 Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest; the photographer advocates against badger culling, a policy ending in five years.
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48% Bias Score
Centennial of the Last Wild Barbary Lion Photograph
A century ago, a military photographer unknowingly captured the last known wild image of a Barbary lion, highlighting human impact on a species revered in North African folklore and Roman history, ultimately leading to its extinction in the wild.
Centennial of the Last Wild Barbary Lion Photograph
A century ago, a military photographer unknowingly captured the last known wild image of a Barbary lion, highlighting human impact on a species revered in North African folklore and Roman history, ultimately leading to its extinction in the wild.
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24% Bias Score
Walk the Earth" Showcases Africa's Last Super Tuskers
Italian photographer Federico Veronesi's new book, "Walk the Earth," documents Africa's dwindling population of super tusker elephants, highlighting their vulnerability to poaching and the importance of conservation.
Walk the Earth" Showcases Africa's Last Super Tuskers
Italian photographer Federico Veronesi's new book, "Walk the Earth," documents Africa's dwindling population of super tusker elephants, highlighting their vulnerability to poaching and the importance of conservation.
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32% Bias Score
German Wildlife Photography: A Growing Threat to Biodiversity
The increasing popularity of wildlife photography in Germany is causing ecological damage, with examples including disturbed bird nests and damaged orchid habitats; while rare, such incidents highlight the need for conservation measures to protect biodiversity.
German Wildlife Photography: A Growing Threat to Biodiversity
The increasing popularity of wildlife photography in Germany is causing ecological damage, with examples including disturbed bird nests and damaged orchid habitats; while rare, such incidents highlight the need for conservation measures to protect biodiversity.
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52% Bias Score
Ocean Art 2024: Underwater Photography Contest Showcases Marine Life
The 2024 Ocean Art underwater photography contest, with thousands of entries from over 90 countries, showcased winning photos depicting a cannibalistic octopus, ghostly cenote scene, whitetip reef sharks, a sea dragon with eggs, an anemonefish with a parasite, and a curious cormorant.
Ocean Art 2024: Underwater Photography Contest Showcases Marine Life
The 2024 Ocean Art underwater photography contest, with thousands of entries from over 90 countries, showcased winning photos depicting a cannibalistic octopus, ghostly cenote scene, whitetip reef sharks, a sea dragon with eggs, an anemonefish with a parasite, and a curious cormorant.
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16% Bias Score
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