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Joel Sartore- Photo Ark (joelsartore)
Founder of the @ナショナルジオグラフィック Photo Ark, a 25-year project to show the world the beauty of biodiversity and inspire action to save species
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Joel Sartore： D.J. and Ayu are Sumatran and Bornean orangutans that were just 11-months-old when I photographed them @taman_safari. Orangutans are the world’s largest arboreal mammals, making their homes in the tro

Joel Sartore： The North Slope of Alaska is famous for clouds of fearless mosquitos. I learned this the hard way while on assignment for National Geographic Magazine.Desperate after going three days without taking a

Joel Sartore： Even though there are differences in habitat and geography, all tapir calves, no matter the species, begin life looking a lot like brown-and-beige-striped watermelons. Why? This pattern and color comb

Joel Sartore： Out of 33 species of jerboa, the long-eared jerboa wins the award for most oddly- proportioned family member. With ears that are two-thirds as long as its body, the animal has one of the largest ear-t

Joel Sartore： When I recorded this black bear cub, the @nczoo Wildlife Rehabilitation Center was assisting the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (@ncwildlife) with its rehabilitation. As the only zoo-own

Joel Sartore： No, you’re not seeing double - this plains garter snake does, in fact, have two heads. A rare sight in nature, two-headed snakes are the product of a mutation that occurs during the reproduction proce

Joel Sartore： With a back end that looks much like an Oreo, this arachnid does not spin webs, but instead, burrows, using its hardened abdominal disc to plug the entry to its underground home. A member of the Cyclo

Joel Sartore： With their extraordinary colors and unique shapes, each of these nudibranchs are like stunning works of art. Around 3,000 species of these soft-bodied molluscs are known to science and are spread thro

Joel Sartore： The peculiar look of the flat headed cat at Zoo Taiping is vital to this species’ ability to survive in the wild. As a frequent visitor of mud-banks and riversides, this species feeds predominantly on

Joel Sartore： Perfectly posed, it's hard to believe the faces of these two red-shanked douc langurs are real, and not just wearing beautiful masks! This mother and child were photographed @eprc.vietnam , where many

Joel Sartore： 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

Joel Sartore： An emperor shrimp hitches a ride on a Spanish dancer during a Photo Ark shoot @fargloryoceanpark. Spanish dancers, named because their movement is reminiscent of flamenco dancers, are one of the large