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A pair of endangered Gee's golden langurs (Trachypithecus geei)
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Say #hello to Cassanova a Eurasian lynx that is four and a half months old at Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo (@agczoo). #photoark #photooftheday by joelsartore
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In the face of a rising tide of environmental destruction, a National Geographic photographer asks us to look these Florida creatures, part of his "Photo Ark," in the eye—and save them.
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The National Geographic Photo Ark uses the power of photography to inspire people to help protect at-risk species before it’s too late.
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Horsfield's Tarsier by Joel Sartore
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An East African spring hare (Pedetes surdaster) at the Plzen Zoo and Botanical Garden in Plzen, Czech Republic.
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Least bittern heron (Ixobrychus exilis) at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Roseville, Minnesota.
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Joel Sartore is on an epic mission to photograph every species in zoos around the world.
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Johnny the serval (Leptailurus serval) at the Lincoln Children's Zoo.
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Joel Sartore- Photo Ark (@joelsartore) • Instagram photos and videos
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A blue faced honeyeater (Entomyzon cyanotis griseigularis) at the Plzen Zoo and Botanical Garden in Plzen, Czech Republic.
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Joel Sartore- Photo Ark on Instagram: "Meet the small but mighty pygmy marmoset. One of the smallest primates in the world, this species weighs less than five ounces when fully mature. Pygmy marmosets are gumnivores, which means their diet consists of sap and gum from trees. Equipped with very sharp teeth, these monkeys will penetrate the wood then drain the sap from inside the tree, spending several hours feeding each day. Photo taken @lincolnchildrenszoo. #pygmy #marmoset #primate #monkey…
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Joel Sartore- Photo Ark on Instagram: “Today we’re crossing the 10,000 species mark with the güiña, a small wild cat photographed @fauna_andina in Chile! It’s been 15 years in…”
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For nearly three decades, photographer Joel Sartore has traveled the globe for National Geographic magazine. Joel has embarked on a new project: The National Geographic Photo Ark, a photographic archive of 12,000-plus animal species currently in human care. So far, he has captured images of 9,000 species.
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A brown-faced go-away-bird (Crinifer personatus leopoldi) from a private collection in France.
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