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This green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas), an endangered species, has been raise since hatching from an egg, at the Maui Ocean Center. It will be released into the ocean with a better chance of survival; Maalaea, Maui, Hawaii, United States of America

13776591 - This green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas), an endangered species, has been raise since hatching from an egg, at the Maui Ocean Center. It will be released into the ocean with a better chance of survival; Maalaea, Maui, Hawaii, United States of America

Black Bear catching and eating Salmon at Fish Creek Wildlife Observation Site Tongass National Forest near Hyder Alaska AK US United States nature animals predator predatory survival instinct

70228288 - Black Bear catching and eating Salmon at Fish Creek Wildlife Observation Site Tongass National Forest near Hyder Alaska AK US United States nature animals predator predatory survival instinct

71354763 - Wild boar pack collapsed in the ice of a lake, fights for survival, Germany, Brandenburg

Bolivia, Southern Altiplano Small plants cling for survival amid rock formations high in the desert plateau of the Bolivian Southern Altiplano

70354731 - Bolivia, Southern Altiplano Small plants cling for survival amid rock formations high in the desert plateau of the Bolivian Southern Altiplano

70252719 - Beauty, Color, Colour, Competition, Fox, Nature, Preservation, Pups, Red fox, Survival, Wildlife, A06-758743, agefotostock

Rural landscape near the Tis Isat Blue Nile Falls of the farmland near Bahir Dar in Ethiopia. The tradition of women collecting and carrying enormous bundles of firewood is the backbone of rural Ethiopian culture and survival. Women, young and old, from across rural parts of Africa’s second-most populous country trudge as far as 15km (9 miles) a day to collect Eucalyptus branches, bark and even dried leaves to sell at market as firewood and charcoal for as little as $1 to $3 a day.

71336056 - Rural landscape near the Tis Isat Blue Nile Falls of the farmland near Bahir Dar in Ethiopia. The tradition of women collecting and carrying enormous bundles of firewood is the backbone of rural Ethiopian culture and survival. Women, young and old, from across rural parts of Africa’s second-most populous country trudge as far as 15km (9 miles) a day to collect Eucalyptus branches, bark and even dried leaves to sell at market as firewood and charcoal for as little as $1 to $3 a day.

70252718 - Beauty, Color, Colour, Competition, Fox, Nature, Preservation, Pups, Red fox, Survival, Wildlife, A06-758739, agefotostock

70252717 - Beauty, Color, Colour, Competition, Fox, Nature, Preservation, Pups, Red fox, Survival, Wildlife, A06-758735, agefotostock