December 17, 2015 at 4:23 pm
And the Winners of the 2015 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards Are… (13 Photos)
The first annual Comedy Wildlife Awards recently announced this year’s inaugural winner, Julian Rad
The first annual Comedy Wildlife Awards recently announced this year’s inaugural winner, Julian Rad
The phenomenon occurs when part of a cloud’s water droplets freeze into ice crystals and fall below the cloud layer
NASA’s Cassini spacecraft captured this incredible view of Saturn moons, Enceladus and Tethys, in perfect alignment with the planet’s rings
Florists from across the country fill every nook and cranny of an abandoned house in Detroit with American-grown fresh flowers and plants
Dave Sandford has been a pro sports photographer for 18 years but says it’s the oceans and lakes that truly beckon him.
Exploring ice caves can be dangerous. Unless you’re an expert, go with a guide.
The giant anchor and constantly rolling chain destroyed what took nature thousands of years to create.
A 1,400 year old Gingko biloba at the Gu Guanyin Buddhist Temple in China’s Zhongnan Mountains bathes the temple garden in a sea of gold.
Sifter reader Deanna Hoyt sent us this lovely close-up of a frosted spider web that she spotted in Washington’s Normandy Park on Nov. 30, 2015
A playful grizzly bear in Alaska waves to the camera.
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