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  • Catalogue

Category: Wildlife

Meet animals through their habitats, behaviour and relationships.

Jaguar: connecting habitats beyond the photograph

Pantanal, Brazil: a jaguar wearing a tracking device near Rio Negro.

A jaguar’s spotted coat attracts attention, but survival depends on the landscape outside the photograph. Look beyond the portrait to water, prey and routes between habitats.

Orangutans: a forest is more than a single tree

An orangutan. The source description does not specify the setting.

An orangutan’s world includes branches, fruit and resting places high above the ground. A tree drawn as only a trunk leaves much of that world out.

Elephants: following connections across a landscape

Etosha National Park, Namibia: African savanna elephants drinking.

A photograph of elephants approaching water shows one moment in a longer journey. Seasons, roads, farms and other water sources lie beyond its frame.

Watching migrating birds without disturbing them

Gediz Delta, Türkiye: flamingos in the wetland.

The closest photograph is not always the best observation. Quiet time spent without changing a bird’s behaviour can be a valuable record.

Wolves: reading an ecosystem without a simple story

A resting grey wolf. This image is not used as evidence of its natural habitat.

Predator stories are often presented as a single chain of cause and effect. A careful account asks what other changes happened at the same time.

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