Stunning Photo Competition Focuses on How Nature Survives and Thrives

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Two eagles soar in the sky on the left, while on the right, two saiga antelopes clash with locked horns and raised legs on a flat, barren landscape under a pale sky.

Entered by researchers from around the world, the BMC Ecology and Evolution and BMC Zoology image competition celebrates nature's will to survive and thrive.

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  1. KeilaAugust 21, 2025 at 2:49 AM

    What an inspiring collection of photos! 🌿 It’s amazing to see how nature adapts and thrives even in the harshest conditions. Capturing those moments requires both skill and creativity. At PhePhotos https://phephotos.com/about-us/, we also believe powerful imagery can tell unforgettable stories. Thanks for sharing this competition—it’s truly motivating!

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