Feb.
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THE COVER
This months cover image of a white rhinoceros was taken in Kenya by Dubai-based wildlife photographer Baishakhi Mazumder. It took a small break from grazing and looked directly into my camera it was a fraction of a second before it went back to eating, she says. Baishakhi used a Nikon Z9, 400mm, 1/640th sec at f9, ISO640.
SQUIRREL: A J WITHEY/GETTY; CARIBOU: MARK RAYCROFT; SEAHORSE: JOO RODRIGUES; GULL: DAVID HUP
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