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Early morning view of bromeliad leafs and waterfall in the rainforest in Iguazu, Argentina.
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Borneo, the third largest island in the world, was once a virtually impassable terrain of dense rainforests, swampy mangroves and a mountainous interior. The island was one of the most diverse ecosystems on Earth with a dynamic, symbiotic relationship between the dipterocarp forest and a wide array of species such as the Malayan sun bear, king cobras, bearded pigs, hornbills and orangutans. Danum Valley, Sabah, Malaysia.
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Aerial view of the Wayag Islands, located ten kilometers north of the equator and equally unique below and above water. Flygfoto av Wayag öarna, 10 kilometer norr om ekvatorn finns dessa öar som är lika unika under såsom ovan ytan.
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Mountains in the Santubong area.
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Ice bergs in Lago Grey in Torres del Paine National Park.
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Male orangutan "hercules" in cage at BOS nursery. Hercules was rescued from Jakarta in 2002. He was kept in atiny cage for too long. His hands and feet are permantently damaged because of that. When the Island of Bengamat is not flooded he is allowed to stay there and enjoy real orangutan life.
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Dr. Mattias Klum, eminent artist, photographer, filmmaker, and conservationist, uses his evocative storytelling and visual artistry to connect humanity with nature. A National Geographic Photographer and Explorer since 1991, he has shaped 13 cover stories for the iconic magazine, directed 12 documentaries, and published 17 books co-authored with admired scientists such as Johan Rockström and Jane Goodall. He has been honored with numerous awards, including Sweden’s royal medal, an honorary doctorate, and a Young Global Leader nomination.

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