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See stunning photos of animals and nature captured by AP photojournalists in 2025
The Associated Press's 2025 nature photos document wildlife resilience amid human impact, featuring diverse species from polar bears to hummingbirds in global natural settings.
- The Associated Press assembled its most striking nature images, with photo editing by Courtney Dittmar and Anne-Marie Belgrave, highlighting a world without humans or borders.
- The collection emphasizes fragile existence with scenes like an albino turtle hatchling among its peers and a cicada's translucent wings.
- Unusual scenes include a polar bear sprawled on grass near an abandoned research station off Russia, a raccoon eating peanuts on a Panama City boardwalk, and sheep herded through central Madrid.
- The series underscores persistence with animals and other creatures surviving despite sometimes dangerous human impacts, shown in intimate moments like a baby bird peeking from parents' feathers.
- On the larger scale, images capture a hummingbird poised to sip, a pollen-flecked ladybug, an insect trapped in a carnivorous plant, a humpback whale surfacing, and vultures in India.
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The most striking images of nature taken by Associated Press photographers in 2025 show such a fragile existence as that of an albino turtle breeding among its fellows or the translucent wings of a cicada. Beyond the headlines and the sometimes dangerous impact of humans on their world, animals and other creatures persist. A polar bear strolls around an abandoned research station on an island facing Russia, surrounded by grass instead of snow. A…
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See stunning photos of animals and nature captured by AP photojournalists in 2025
The Associated Press’ most striking images from nature in 2025 show existence as fragile as an albino turtle hatchling among its peers or a cicada’s translucent wings.
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Total News Sources23
Leaning Left9Leaning Right2Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution47% Left
Bias Distribution
- 47% of the sources lean Left
47% Left
L 47%
C 42%
11%
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