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Week in wildlife: a shy polar bear, whirling waders and a pilchard platoon

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  • Laika, a two-month-old seal pup, awaits release from Sea Life in Hunstanton, Norfolk, UK, after She was found suffering from multiple wounds, parasites and fever in mid-August. Since then she has gained 9kg in preparation for her release into the North Sea

    Laika, a two-month-old seal pup, awaits release from SEA LIFE Hunstanton, UK, into the North Sea following seven weeks of round-the-clock care. The pup has made a remarkable recovery from critical condition to become a thriving young seal ready for independence. Found suffering from multiple wounds, parasites and fever on 11 August, Laika weighed just 11kg - well below the healthy weight for her age. Now tipping the scales at over 20kg, she has gained the vital strength and body condition needed to survive in the wild
  • … And she’s off! Laika’s escape was watched by a small crowd of well-wishers

    And she’s off
  • Sticking your neck out … black swans on Albert Park lake, Melbourne, Australia. The swans are part of a research study by the University of Melbourne to monitor the birds’ movements, behaviour and health using numbered neck collars

    Swans interact on Melbourne’s Albert Park Lake, Australia. The swans are part of a research study by the University of Melbourne to monitor the birds’ movements, behaviour, and health using numbered neck collars
  • This tiny female capuchin monkey, named Maria, was shot in the shoulder in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She lost the use of her legs and was treated by the Instituto Vida Livre, but sadly did not survive. In almost 10 years, 69 wild animals have been shot in Rio, just some of the wildlife caught in Rio’s rampant gun crime

    A female capuchin monkey was shot in the shoulder in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She lost the use of her legs and is being treated by the Instituto Viver Livre. In almost 10 years, 69 wild animals have been shot in Rio de Janeiro. Some of the surviving animals are taken to the Viver Livre Institute, where they undergo surgery and receive treatment. Monkeys are just some of the wildlife caught in Rio’s rampant gun crime
  • A deer moves through the undergrowth as the annual rutting season begins in Richmond Park, London, UK

    A deer moves through undergrowth as the annual rutting season begins, during a foggy autumn morning in Richmond Park, London UK
  • A gorilla forages in the Virunga mountains along the Rwanda-Uganda border. Mountain gorillas are back from the brink: numbers have quadrupled to at least 1,000 since the 1970s, thanks to conservation efforts and sharing tourist income with local communities

    A gorilla forages in the morning light in the Muhabura region of the Virunga Mountains along the Rwanda-Uganda border. Mountain gorillas are back from the brink with numbers have quadrupled to at least 1,000 since the 1970s, thanks to conservation efforts and sharing tourist income with local communities.
  • Five of the six pelicans that live in St James’s Park, London, UK gather to preen on the benches

    Pelicans preen in the warm sunshine on the benches in St James’s Park, UK. Six great white pelicans live in the park in central London
  • No photos, please! … a polar bear swipes at a camera drone at a Soviet-era research station on Kolyuchin Island in Russia’s far northeast

    A polar bear reacts at the abandoned Soviet-era research station on Kolyuchin Island in the Chukchi Sea, in Russia’s far northeast. The footage was captured by drone, with the polar bear seen trying to swipe the drone
  • … It was one of several polar bears that have made themselves very much at home in the abandoned building for the past few years

    The bears have made the research station their home for a few years
  • Two oystercatchers fly over a huge crowd of others by the Wash, Snettisham, Norfolk, UK. Tens of thousands of the wading birds gather each year to forage for food on the mudflats of the shallow bay, living up to their name

    Thousands of oystercatchers rest on a lagoon at high tide next to The Wash in Snettisham, Norfolk. Tens of thousands of wading birds gather from late summer through early winter to feed on the mudflats of the shallow bay known as The Wash near Snettisham. During high tides the ‘whirling waders’ take to the air in large numbers, offering a dazzling display as the flocking birds roost along the estuary’s waterline and wait for the tide to recede, revealing their feeding ground once more
  • A family of Sumatran elephants feed near palm oil plantations in Peunaron, Aceh, Indonesia

    A small group of Sumatran elephants feeding near palm oil plantations in Peunaron, eastern Aceh province, Indonesia
  • A white ibis takes a shower at Lake Eola in Orlando, Florida, US

    A white ibis takes a bath at Lake Eola in Orlando, Florida, US
  • Przewalski’s horses trot in the Dunhuang West Lake national nature reserve in China. The horse was once extinct in China due to excessive poaching, but was reintroduced from Britain, Germany and the US in the 1980s. There are now 212 roaming the reserve

    Przewalski’s horses trot in the Dunhuang West Lake National Nature Reserve in China. The reserve features a diverse ecosystem including wetlands, grasslands, forests and Gobi deserts, which makes it an experimental zone for the wild release of the Przewalski’s horses. The Przewalski’s horse is listed as endangered and was once extinct in China due to excessive poaching. The horses were reintroduced from Britain, Germany and the United States starting in the mid-1980s. Przewalski’s horses have adapted well to the environment at the West Lake Reserve, where their population totals 212
  • A black-winged stilt wades during its migratory stopover in Bursa, Turkey

    A black-winged stilt wades during it’s stopover in Bursa, Turkey. Known for its long legs, the species easily moves in shallow waters, gaining a significant advantage while feeding. These elegant birds can be seen around water edges, ponds, and marshes, where their pink legs, red eyes, and graceful posture make them stand out
  • Deer seek shelter from heavy rain and flooding that is affecting southern areas of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Typhoon Bualoi has just hit Vietnam, causing fatalities and destruction across almost the entire country

    Deer seek shelter from heavy rains and flooding are affecting southern part of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Storm Bualoi has just hit Vietnam, causing fatalities and massive destruction across almost the entire country
  • A hoverfly collects pollen from a dahlia flower in the gardens of Greys Court, Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, UK

    Hover-flies collect pollen from the pretty dahlia flowers in the gardens of Greys Court on a sunny day in the countryside, Rotherfield Greys, UK
  • White ibises engage in a brief territorial dispute as they settle at their roosting spots for the evening in Lake Eola Park, Orlando, Florida, US

    White ibises engage in a brief territorial dispute as they settle at their roosting spots for the evening at sunset in Lake Eola Park, Orlando, Florida, US
  • Entitled Feasting at Sunset, this photo of a Brandt’s cormorant among pilchards was the winner of the Birds in the Environment category in the 2025 Bird Photographer of the Year competition. The photographer said: “I was fascinated by the extraordinary skills and elegance of Brandt’s cormorants as they fed on an almost endless school of small pilchards”

    Feasting at Sunset winner of the Birds in the Environment category in the 2025 Bird Photographer of the Year.‘Los Islotes is the southernmost breeding site of the Californian sea lion in the northern hemisphere, but it is a wonderfully wild place for many other reasons. I was fascinated by the extraordinary skills and elegance of Brandt’s cormorants as they fed on an almost endless school of small pilchards. Most of the hunting activities took place at sunset, when the low natural light conditions were challenging.’ADD LINK
  • A katydid, or bush cricket, with only one antenna climbs on a hazelnut tree in an orchard near Elkton, Oregon, US

    katydid with only one antenna climbs on a hazelnut tree in an orchard near Elkton in southwestern Oregon, US. Katydids are close relatives of grasshoppers and crickets, and many species feed on leaves, flowers and fruit
  • Zebras graze in a burnt field following the Etosha National Park wildfire, in the Kunene region, Namibia
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