(Image credit: Marcio Cabral)Last year, Marcio Cabral's photo of a Brazilian giant anteater won first place in the "Animals in their Environment" category of the National History Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Yea...

National Geographic magazine is known for their br...  ...e for the magazine's image, it also shows how far nature photography

Each year the Snowmen of the Hakkoda Mountains line up like an icy army ready to march down and take over Japan, as hundreds of snowy forms populate the slopes of this winter wonderland.Some see them as frozen monsters,...

Animals don't have to slap makeup on or get their hair done to look amazing, they were born beautiful and will always look beautiful to our animal lovin' eyes.Some portrait photographers have a knack for bringing out the...

Hermit crabs are facing a bit of a housing crisis...  ...all over the world.Okinawa-based photographer and nature lover Shawn M. Miller started shooting this serie...

I'm not sure if animals are getting used to having their picture taken and are learning to pose for portraits, or if it just seems that way since there are so many animal pics posted online these days.Whatever the reason...

(Image Link)Many humans think of capybaras as nothing more than overgrown rodents or some sort of rat-pig hybrid, but apparently all the other animals in the world see capybaras as cuddly companions.They all want to snug...

Cats and other critters make photobombing look totally cool, but birds somehow manage to make the whole thing look like it's our fault they're in our shot.(Image Link)They stare at us like we're in their way, sometimes c...

Many ancient civilizations saw the natural world a...  ...ose fearful and superstitious days, but sometimes nature presents us with a spectacle that makes us feel l...

It's hard to understand how cold it is in the Arctic Circle unless you've been there, but photographer Michael Davies came up with an interesting way to illustrate the chill- his friend flung hot tea into the air while M...