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Friday, 20 September 2013
Steve Boyes' Collection
Steve Boyes is a South African conservation biologist and scientific director of the Wild Bird Trust. He believes the wildlife of Africa will inspire a deep belief in saving our global natural heritage. His photos reflect his passion for the wilderness as he works to preserve and protect Botswana’s uniquely pristine Okavango Delta.
Shannon Switzer's Collection
A collection of images from islands and coasts around the globe. National Geographic Young Explorer Shannon Switzer shared her photos from Denis Island in the Seychelles, Roatan on the Mesoamerican Reef off Honduras, and Cozumel off the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.
The Tiny Power Exfoliator
A man in China had 9,999 red roses sewn into a dress for his girlfriend
A man in China had 9,999 red roses sewn into a dress for his girlfriend.
After she put the dress on he proposed. The number 9 in Chinese culture
is said to represent 'forever’.
Phyllodes Imperialis Caterpillar.
This bizarre creature is found below the altitude of 600m in undisturbed, subtropical rain forest, and survives entirely on the vine Carronia multisepalea, a collapsed shrub that provides the food and habitat the moth requires in order to breed. Due to habitat destruction and tourist disturbance, the moth is listed as nationally endangered in Australia.
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