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Pete Oxford
What's not to love about this face? Teaching children to care about critters like the Pacific horned frog is just as important as empowering them to protect "cute" animals like giant pandas.
Conservation photographer Pete Oxford’s gruesome image reveals dead sharks, both blues and threshers, caught in Ecuador and destined primarily for the Asian fin trade.
Aye-ayes have a mishmash of peculiar features, such as huge ears, bushy tails, rodent-like teeth, and a very long fourth finger used to pry grubs out of trees.
An ocelot (Leopardus pardalis) poses on a tree root in Ecuador's Amazon rainforest in 2004.
The Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) is perhaps the most endangered wildcat in the world.
The jaguarundi's stubby ears don't seem very catlike, but its haughty expression will be familiar to many a cat owner.
Mount Roraima in the Pacaraima mountains, Guyana.