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  1. 3 hours ago

    Since the 1930s, Maya beekeepers have made the Yucatán into a world-class honey producer. But the rapidly expanding presence of Old Colony Mennonites could change that.

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  2. 6 hours ago

    Ben Cherry captured this entertaining moment of a cattle licking its nose during a cold morning on the barren hills surrounding Elgol, on the Isle of Skye Scotland.

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  3. 12 hours ago

    Top Shot: Through the Looking (Beer) Glass

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  4. 15 hours ago

    Photo of the Day: Ritual of Respect

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  5. 18 hours ago

    Remaking healthy cities means being thoughtful about their shape and fighting the sprawl that has damaged communities around the world

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  6. Apr 28

    Yuri Gagarin was the first person to see space from beyond the confines of the atmosphere, and the first person to witness the dazzling view of our planet from so far away

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  7. Apr 28

    See 15 of our favorite scenes the community shared with us this week.

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  8. Apr 28

    Photo of the Day: Living Larvae

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  9. Apr 28

    On a good night, we cycle four or five times through several stages of sleep, each with distinct qualities and purpose

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  10. Apr 27

    There are a quarter million people living in Bidibidi. Now the goal is to build a livable city out of the refugee camp, one that might endure even if the refugees can return home someday

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  11. Apr 27

    Whether through light, leading lines, reflections, or patterns, each photographer used the shapes in their frame to compose a moment in our favorite photos from the week.

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  12. Apr 27

    Photo of the Day: Fantastic Falls

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  13. Apr 27

    Sunlight, wind, and waves break down ocean plastic to bits that are barely visible. One of the biggest unknowns—and concerns—is the effect that these microplastics, smaller than a fifth of an inch, might be having on fish.

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  14. Apr 27

    Join ’s award-winning photographers and editors as they discuss how they build relationships to create impactful, visually led storytelling tonight, at Learn more + mark your calendars for presents :

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  15. Apr 26

    Chile's protections will hopefully make pumas as valuable to the region’s economy as they are to its environmental integrity

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  16. Apr 26

    After seeing her kids pretending to be super humans, Virginia Moran created a “Daily Life of a Super Hero” series as a fun way to document their imagination and daily lives. Learn more about the story behind this photo.

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  17. Apr 26

    Top Shot: Portrait of a Mother

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  18. Apr 26

    Photo of the Day: Upward Mobility

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  19. Apr 26

    Join ’s award-winning photographers and editors as they discuss how they build relationships to create impactful, visually led storytelling on April 27, at Learn more + mark your calendars for presents :

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  20. Apr 25

    “This is from inside of my Mini Camper, a Renault Kangoo that I modified to be able to travel and photograph around the world, while having the advantage of being able to sleep and wake up wherever you want,” writes André Farinha.

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