Can you cut 1 Tonne of carbon pollution out of your life?
Take the challengeHandpicked by more than 20,000 voters, these photos show us of the magic of wildlife.
Photography has the important power to reflect reality in a unique, often thought provoking way. Wildlife photography in particular can instill in us a sense of wonder as we often forget the diversity of our planet in our busy urban lives. They show us how now, more than ever, we need to protect the wilderness as the land is not ours to exploit, but to share.
Of the 42,000 entries submitted to the UK's Natural History Museum from 96 countries, only 100 photographs were chosen. They're currently being exhibited.
Which one is your favourite?
All photographs have been provided by the Natural History Museum
Winner: King of the swingers
Photographer: Thomas Vijayan
Finalist
Photographer: Darío Podestá
Finalist: Warrior of the grassland
Photographer: Anup Deodhar
Finalist: Berries for the fieldfares
Photographer: Joël Brunet
Finalist: A mother's courage
Photographer: Linc Gasking
A walrus in midnight sun
Photographer: Audun Rikardsen
Photographer: Peter Lilja
Photographer: Claudio Contreras
Warm up
Photographer: Marco Maggesi
Jump! Quickly!
Photographer: Andrew Lee
Blood river
Photographer: Antoine Marchal
Photographer: Georg Popp
Orangutan orphans
Photographer: Yosuke Kashiwakura
The moat roamer
Photographer: Mac Stone
The ice jewellery
Photographer: Łukasz Łukasik
The gladiator crab
Photographer: Emanuele Biggi
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