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Weddell seal (Leptonychotes weddellii) and tourists on the pack ice, Dumont d'Urville Antarctic base, Adelie Land, AntarcticaWeddell seal (Leptonychotes weddellii) and tourists on the pack ice, Dumont d'Urville Antarctic base, Adelie Land, AntarcticaWeddell seal (Leptonychotes weddellii) and tourists on the pack ice, Dumont d'Urville Antarctic base, Adelie Land, Antarctica© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Weddell seal (Leptonychotes weddellii) and tourists on the pack

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Adelie penguin colony (Pygoscelis adeliae) in the Dumont d'Urville Antarctic base, Adélie land, AntarcticaAdelie penguin colony (Pygoscelis adeliae) in the Dumont d'Urville Antarctic base, Adélie land, AntarcticaAdelie penguin colony (Pygoscelis adeliae) in the Dumont d'Urville Antarctic base, Adélie land, Antarctica© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Adelie penguin colony (Pygoscelis adeliae) in the Dumont

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French Antarctic base Dumont d'Urville, in Adelie Land, archipelago of Pointe Géologie, island of Petrels. In normal times, the islands of the archipelago are separated by open water in summer. For 2 years, the pack ice has not broken anymore. AntarcticFrench Antarctic base Dumont d'Urville, in Adelie Land, archipelago of Pointe Géologie, island of Petrels. In normal times, the islands of the archipelago are separated by open water in summer. For 2 years, the pack ice has not broken anymore. AntarcticFrench Antarctic base Dumont d'Urville, in Adelie Land, archipelago of Pointe Géologie, island of Petrels. In normal times, the islands of the archipelago are separated by open water in summer. For 2 years, the pack ice has not broken anymore. Antarctic© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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French Antarctic base Dumont d'Urville, in Adelie Land,

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From the lookout or "nest of magpie", the second captain of the Astrolabe Julien Duroussy observes high the pack to find the best route to follow to cross and not get stuck. For this he is in constant contact with the captain on the bridge via VHF. Adélie Land, AntarcticaFrom the lookout or "nest of magpie", the second captain of the Astrolabe Julien Duroussy observes high the pack to find the best route to follow to cross and not get stuck. For this he is in constant contact with the captain on the bridge via VHF. Adélie Land, AntarcticaFrom the lookout or "nest of magpie", the second captain of the Astrolabe Julien Duroussy observes high the pack to find the best route to follow to cross and not get stuck. For this he is in constant contact with the captain on the bridge via VHF. Adélie Land, Antarctica© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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From the lookout or "nest of magpie", the second captain of the

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A tourist meets a curious baby Subantarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus tropicalis) in Amsterdam Island. French Southern and Antarctic LandsA tourist meets a curious baby Subantarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus tropicalis) in Amsterdam Island. French Southern and Antarctic LandsA tourist meets a curious baby Subantarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus tropicalis) in Amsterdam Island. French Southern and Antarctic Lands© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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A tourist meets a curious baby Subantarctic fur seal

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The Marion Dufresne arrives to the emerged crater of St. Paul Island, three days after leaving Kerguelen Islands. French Southern and Antarctic LandsThe Marion Dufresne arrives to the emerged crater of St. Paul Island, three days after leaving Kerguelen Islands. French Southern and Antarctic LandsThe Marion Dufresne arrives to the emerged crater of St. Paul Island, three days after leaving Kerguelen Islands. French Southern and Antarctic Lands© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Marion Dufresne arrives to the emerged crater of St. Paul

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At sea between Crozet and Kerguelen Islands, in the famous "roaring forties". French Southern and Antarctic Lands, AntarctiAt sea between Crozet and Kerguelen Islands, in the famous "roaring forties". French Southern and Antarctic Lands, AntarctiAt sea between Crozet and Kerguelen Islands, in the famous "roaring forties". French Southern and Antarctic Lands, Antarcti© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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At sea between Crozet and Kerguelen Islands, in the famous

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The Marion Dufresne II is a french research vessel. It is chartered by the TAAF 4 months a year to supply the subantarctic bases of Crozet, Kerguelen and Amsterdam in the Indian Ocean. A few tourists (about fifty per year) have the opportunity to take part of these logistic operations. Reunion islandThe Marion Dufresne II is a french research vessel. It is chartered by the TAAF 4 months a year to supply the subantarctic bases of Crozet, Kerguelen and Amsterdam in the Indian Ocean. A few tourists (about fifty per year) have the opportunity to take part of these logistic operations. Reunion islandThe Marion Dufresne II is a french research vessel. It is chartered by the TAAF 4 months a year to supply the subantarctic bases of Crozet, Kerguelen and Amsterdam in the Indian Ocean. A few tourists (about fifty per year) have the opportunity to take part of these logistic operations. Reunion island© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Marion Dufresne II is a french research vessel. It is

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The Marion Dufresne II is a french research vessel. It is chartered by the TAAF 4 months a year to supply the subantarctic bases of Crozet, Kerguelen and Amsterdam in the Indian Ocean. A few tourists (about fifty per year) have the opportunity to take part of these logistic operations. Reunion islandThe Marion Dufresne II is a french research vessel. It is chartered by the TAAF 4 months a year to supply the subantarctic bases of Crozet, Kerguelen and Amsterdam in the Indian Ocean. A few tourists (about fifty per year) have the opportunity to take part of these logistic operations. Reunion islandThe Marion Dufresne II is a french research vessel. It is chartered by the TAAF 4 months a year to supply the subantarctic bases of Crozet, Kerguelen and Amsterdam in the Indian Ocean. A few tourists (about fifty per year) have the opportunity to take part of these logistic operations. Reunion island© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Crater emerged from St. Paul. French Southern and Antarctic LandsCrater emerged from St. Paul. French Southern and Antarctic LandsCrater emerged from St. Paul. French Southern and Antarctic Lands© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Crater emerged from St. Paul. French Southern and Antarctic Lands

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Subantarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus tropicalis) male on the shore and Marion Dufresne in the background, Amsterdam Island, French Southern and Antarctic LandsSubantarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus tropicalis) male on the shore and Marion Dufresne in the background, Amsterdam Island, French Southern and Antarctic LandsSubantarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus tropicalis) male on the shore and Marion Dufresne in the background, Amsterdam Island, French Southern and Antarctic Lands© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Subantarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus tropicalis) male on the

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Jewel Squid (Histioteuthis eltaninae), KerguelenJewel Squid (Histioteuthis eltaninae), KerguelenJewel Squid (Histioteuthis eltaninae), Kerguelen© Jérôme Mallefet - FNRS-UCL / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Jewel Squid (Histioteuthis eltaninae), Kerguelen

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Eye of Jewel Squid (Histioteuthis eltaninae), KerguelenEye of Jewel Squid (Histioteuthis eltaninae), KerguelenEye of Jewel Squid (Histioteuthis eltaninae), Kerguelen© Jérôme Mallefet - FNRS-UCL / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Eye of Jewel Squid (Histioteuthis eltaninae), Kerguelen

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Jewel Squid (Histioteuthis eltaninae), KerguelenJewel Squid (Histioteuthis eltaninae), KerguelenJewel Squid (Histioteuthis eltaninae), Kerguelen© Jérôme Mallefet - FNRS-UCL / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Rescue of a sea turtle that weights 200kg on the Juan de Nova island (Eparses Islands, France) by soldiers from the 2nd Regiment of the Gunner Paratrooper of Tarbes while in a sovereignty mission on the island. They have been helped by the only policeman on the island and were asked by Kelonia to follow the egg-laying of the turtle on the island. A group of soldiers are carrying a green turtle to the sea as it has been caught in the rocks while coming back from egg-laying on the beach. Soldiers are taking over from each other every 45 minutes so the french sovereignty of the island can be guaranteed as it is lusted after by Madagascar. The Eparses Islands give France a 640 000 km2 (whereas it's only 44km2 wide) and an amazing natural and conserving patrimony.Since sea turtles have become a protected species and the trade of their meat and shell has been banned, the “Ferme Corail” in the Reunion Island, specialized in sea turtle farming for human consumption, reinvented itself in 1997 into turtle’s conservation activities. The structure named “KELONIA” grew and is now dedicated to their protection via a health care center that takes in a large number of injured turtles every week in order to heal them and release them in the ocean – after several weeks of treatment in some cases. Kelonia is also trying to put emphasis on the general public’s awareness. That’s why a museum and aquariums with turtles from all around the Reunion seas were created. And, the turtles, which are living within the aquarium, enable the biologists to go further in their studies of those rare species that are difficult to observe in nature. When released, some turtles are thus equipped with Argos beacons thanks to which we can know their movement in the ocean better and so, refine the protection of their natural environment.Rescue of a sea turtle that weights 200kg on the Juan de Nova island (Eparses Islands, France) by soldiers from the 2nd Regiment of the Gunner Paratrooper of Tarbes while in a sovereignty mission on the island. They have been helped by the only policeman on the island and were asked by Kelonia to follow the egg-laying of the turtle on the island. A group of soldiers are carrying a green turtle to the sea as it has been caught in the rocks while coming back from egg-laying on the beach. Soldiers are taking over from each other every 45 minutes so the french sovereignty of the island can be guaranteed as it is lusted after by Madagascar. The Eparses Islands give France a 640 000 km2 (whereas it's only 44km2 wide) and an amazing natural and conserving patrimony.Since sea turtles have become a protected species and the trade of their meat and shell has been banned, the “Ferme Corail” in the Reunion Island, specialized in sea turtle farming for human consumption, reinvented itself in 1997 into turtle’s conservation activities. The structure named “KELONIA” grew and is now dedicated to their protection via a health care center that takes in a large number of injured turtles every week in order to heal them and release them in the ocean – after several weeks of treatment in some cases. Kelonia is also trying to put emphasis on the general public’s awareness. That’s why a museum and aquariums with turtles from all around the Reunion seas were created. And, the turtles, which are living within the aquarium, enable the biologists to go further in their studies of those rare species that are difficult to observe in nature. When released, some turtles are thus equipped with Argos beacons thanks to which we can know their movement in the ocean better and so, refine the protection of their natural environment.Rescue of a sea turtle that weights 200kg on the Juan de Nova island (Eparses Islands, France) by soldiers from the 2nd Regiment of the Gunner Paratrooper of Tarbes while in a sovereignty mission on the island. They have been helped by the only policeman on the island and were asked by Kelonia to follow the egg-laying of the turtle on the island. A group of soldiers are carrying a green turtle to the sea as it has been caught in the rocks while coming back from egg-laying on the beach. Soldiers are taking over from each other every 45 minutes so the french sovereignty of the island can be guaranteed as it is lusted after by Madagascar. The Eparses Islands give France a 640 000 km2 (whereas it's only 44km2 wide) and an amazing natural and conserving patrimony.Since sea turtles have become a protected species and the trade of their meat and shell has been banned, the “Ferme Corail” in the Reunion Island, specialized in sea turtle farming for human consumption, reinvented itself in 1997 into turtle’s conservation activities. The structure named “KELONIA” grew and is now dedicated to their protection via a health care center that takes in a large number of injured turtles every week in order to heal them and release them in the ocean – after several weeks of treatment in some cases. Kelonia is also trying to put emphasis on the general public’s awareness. That’s why a museum and aquariums with turtles from all around the Reunion seas were created. And, the turtles, which are living within the aquarium, enable the biologists to go further in their studies of those rare species that are difficult to observe in nature. When released, some turtles are thus equipped with Argos beacons thanks to which we can know their movement in the ocean better and so, refine the protection of their natural environment.© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Rescue of a sea turtle that weights 200kg on the Juan de Nova

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The rescue of a 22-kg sea turtke on Juan da Nova Island (Scattered Islands, France), by soldiers of the 2nd parachute artillery regiment of Tarbes, during a sovereignty mission on the island. Helped by the only policemen in charge of the island and appointed by KELONIA to monitor the turtles' egg-laying on Juan da Nova. The group is carrying a green sea turtle with difficulty, as it was stuck in rocks after having layed her eggs on the beach. Military detachments take shifts every 45 days on San Juan da Nova to assert French sovereignty on this small coral island ( five km by one km), coveted by Madagascar. For France, the Scattered Islands insure both a huge EEZ of 640 000 Km2 (with only 44 Km2 of dry land), and an exceptionnal natural heritage. Since sea turtles have become a protected species and the trade of their meat and shell has been banned, the “Ferme Corail” in the Reunion Island, specialized in sea turtle farming for human consumption, reinvented itself in 1997 into turtle’s conservation activities. The structure named “KELONIA” grew and is now dedicated to their protection via a health care center that takes in a large number of injured turtles every week in order to heal them and release them in the ocean – after several weeks of treatment in some cases. Kelonia is also trying to put emphasis on the general public’s awareness. That’s why a museum and aquariums with turtles from all around the Reunion seas were created. And, the turtles, which are living within the aquarium, enable the biologists to go further in their studies of those rare species that are difficult to observe in nature. When released, some turtles are thus equipped with Argos beacons thanks to which we can know their movement in the ocean better and so, refine the protection of their natural environment.The rescue of a 22-kg sea turtke on Juan da Nova Island (Scattered Islands, France), by soldiers of the 2nd parachute artillery regiment of Tarbes, during a sovereignty mission on the island. Helped by the only policemen in charge of the island and appointed by KELONIA to monitor the turtles' egg-laying on Juan da Nova. The group is carrying a green sea turtle with difficulty, as it was stuck in rocks after having layed her eggs on the beach. Military detachments take shifts every 45 days on San Juan da Nova to assert French sovereignty on this small coral island ( five km by one km), coveted by Madagascar. For France, the Scattered Islands insure both a huge EEZ of 640 000 Km2 (with only 44 Km2 of dry land), and an exceptionnal natural heritage. Since sea turtles have become a protected species and the trade of their meat and shell has been banned, the “Ferme Corail” in the Reunion Island, specialized in sea turtle farming for human consumption, reinvented itself in 1997 into turtle’s conservation activities. The structure named “KELONIA” grew and is now dedicated to their protection via a health care center that takes in a large number of injured turtles every week in order to heal them and release them in the ocean – after several weeks of treatment in some cases. Kelonia is also trying to put emphasis on the general public’s awareness. That’s why a museum and aquariums with turtles from all around the Reunion seas were created. And, the turtles, which are living within the aquarium, enable the biologists to go further in their studies of those rare species that are difficult to observe in nature. When released, some turtles are thus equipped with Argos beacons thanks to which we can know their movement in the ocean better and so, refine the protection of their natural environment.The rescue of a 22-kg sea turtke on Juan da Nova Island (Scattered Islands, France), by soldiers of the 2nd parachute artillery regiment of Tarbes, during a sovereignty mission on the island. Helped by the only policemen in charge of the island and appointed by KELONIA to monitor the turtles' egg-laying on Juan da Nova. The group is carrying a green sea turtle with difficulty, as it was stuck in rocks after having layed her eggs on the beach. Military detachments take shifts every 45 days on San Juan da Nova to assert French sovereignty on this small coral island ( five km by one km), coveted by Madagascar. For France, the Scattered Islands insure both a huge EEZ of 640 000 Km2 (with only 44 Km2 of dry land), and an exceptionnal natural heritage. Since sea turtles have become a protected species and the trade of their meat and shell has been banned, the “Ferme Corail” in the Reunion Island, specialized in sea turtle farming for human consumption, reinvented itself in 1997 into turtle’s conservation activities. The structure named “KELONIA” grew and is now dedicated to their protection via a health care center that takes in a large number of injured turtles every week in order to heal them and release them in the ocean – after several weeks of treatment in some cases. Kelonia is also trying to put emphasis on the general public’s awareness. That’s why a museum and aquariums with turtles from all around the Reunion seas were created. And, the turtles, which are living within the aquarium, enable the biologists to go further in their studies of those rare species that are difficult to observe in nature. When released, some turtles are thus equipped with Argos beacons thanks to which we can know their movement in the ocean better and so, refine the protection of their natural environment.© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The rescue of a 22-kg sea turtke on Juan da Nova Island

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Martial Tricotteux, policeman, conducting his daily surveillance patrol on the small island of Juan da Nova (Scattered Islands), also monitoring the turtles' egg-laying on the behalf of KELONIA centre on Reunion Island. Since sea turtles have become a protected species and the trade of their meat and shell has been banned, the “Ferme Corail” in the Reunion Island, specialized in sea turtle farming for human consumption, reinvented itself in 1997 into turtle’s conservation activities. The structure named “KELONIA” grew and is now dedicated to their protection via a health care center that takes in a large number of injured turtles every week in order to heal them and release them in the ocean – after several weeks of treatment in some cases. Kelonia is also trying to put emphasis on the general public’s awareness. That’s why a museum and aquariums with turtles from all around the Reunion seas were created. And, the turtles, which are living within the aquarium, enable the biologists to go further in their studies of those rare species that are difficult to observe in nature. When released, some turtles are thus equipped with Argos beacons thanks to which we can know their movement in the ocean better and so, refine the protection of their natural environment.Martial Tricotteux, policeman, conducting his daily surveillance patrol on the small island of Juan da Nova (Scattered Islands), also monitoring the turtles' egg-laying on the behalf of KELONIA centre on Reunion Island. Since sea turtles have become a protected species and the trade of their meat and shell has been banned, the “Ferme Corail” in the Reunion Island, specialized in sea turtle farming for human consumption, reinvented itself in 1997 into turtle’s conservation activities. The structure named “KELONIA” grew and is now dedicated to their protection via a health care center that takes in a large number of injured turtles every week in order to heal them and release them in the ocean – after several weeks of treatment in some cases. Kelonia is also trying to put emphasis on the general public’s awareness. That’s why a museum and aquariums with turtles from all around the Reunion seas were created. And, the turtles, which are living within the aquarium, enable the biologists to go further in their studies of those rare species that are difficult to observe in nature. When released, some turtles are thus equipped with Argos beacons thanks to which we can know their movement in the ocean better and so, refine the protection of their natural environment.Martial Tricotteux, policeman, conducting his daily surveillance patrol on the small island of Juan da Nova (Scattered Islands), also monitoring the turtles' egg-laying on the behalf of KELONIA centre on Reunion Island. Since sea turtles have become a protected species and the trade of their meat and shell has been banned, the “Ferme Corail” in the Reunion Island, specialized in sea turtle farming for human consumption, reinvented itself in 1997 into turtle’s conservation activities. The structure named “KELONIA” grew and is now dedicated to their protection via a health care center that takes in a large number of injured turtles every week in order to heal them and release them in the ocean – after several weeks of treatment in some cases. Kelonia is also trying to put emphasis on the general public’s awareness. That’s why a museum and aquariums with turtles from all around the Reunion seas were created. And, the turtles, which are living within the aquarium, enable the biologists to go further in their studies of those rare species that are difficult to observe in nature. When released, some turtles are thus equipped with Argos beacons thanks to which we can know their movement in the ocean better and so, refine the protection of their natural environment.© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Martial Tricotteux, policeman, conducting his daily surveillance

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View from the scientific refuge Guetteur Kerguelen Islands ; From this window you can see the largest colony of king penguins in the archipelago and one of the largest in the world. View from the scientific refuge Guetteur Kerguelen IslandsView from the scientific refuge Guetteur Kerguelen Islands ; From this window you can see the largest colony of king penguins in the archipelago and one of the largest in the world. © Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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View from the scientific refuge Guetteur Kerguelen Islands ; From

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Swimming in the arm Jules Laboureur Kerguelen Islands ; The man tests the water temperatureSwimming in the arm Jules Laboureur Kerguelen IslandsSwimming in the arm Jules Laboureur Kerguelen Islands ; The man tests the water temperature© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Swimming in the arm Jules Laboureur Kerguelen Islands ; The man

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Landscape of bulrushes on the island of AmsterdamLandscape of bulrushes on the island of AmsterdamLandscape of bulrushes on the island of Amsterdam© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Landscape of bulrushes on the island of Amsterdam

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King penguins at sunset to Kerguelen islandsKing penguins at sunset to Kerguelen islandsKing penguins at sunset to Kerguelen islands© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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King penguins at sunset to Kerguelen islands

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Rocky landscape and desert to KerguelenRocky landscape and desert to KerguelenRocky landscape and desert to Kerguelen© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Rocky landscape and desert to Kerguelen

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King Penguins on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen IslandsKing Penguins on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen IslandsKing Penguins on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen Islands© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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King Penguins on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen Islands

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King Penguins on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen IslandsKing Penguins on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen IslandsKing Penguins on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen Islands© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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King Penguins on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen Islands

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King Penguin on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen IslandsKing Penguin on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen IslandsKing Penguin on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen Islands© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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King Penguin on the Ratmanoff beach Kerguelen Islands

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Mountain landscape in the south of the Kerguelen IslandsMountain landscape in the south of the Kerguelen IslandsMountain landscape in the south of the Kerguelen Islands© Vincent Bretagnolle / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Mountain landscape in the south of the Kerguelen Islands

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Beach under a storm Kerguelen IslandsBeach under a storm Kerguelen IslandsBeach under a storm Kerguelen Islands© Jean-Pierre Sarthou / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Beach under a storm Kerguelen Islands

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TUFTED PUFFIN ; TUFTED PUFFIN St Paul Island Pribilof Islands Alaska AugustTUFTED PUFFINTUFTED PUFFIN ; TUFTED PUFFIN St Paul Island Pribilof Islands Alaska August© David Tipling / BiosphotoJPG - RMSale prohibited in UK
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TUFTED PUFFIN ; TUFTED PUFFIN St Paul Island Pribilof Islands

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LEAST AUKLETS ; LEAST AUKLETS Aethia pusilla St Paul Island Pribilof Islands Alaska AugustLEAST AUKLETSLEAST AUKLETS ; LEAST AUKLETS Aethia pusilla St Paul Island Pribilof Islands Alaska August© David Tipling / BiosphotoJPG - RMSale prohibited in UK
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LEAST AUKLETS ; LEAST AUKLETS Aethia pusilla St Paul Island

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CRESTED AUKLETS ; CRESTED AUKLETS pair St Paul Island Pribilof Islands Alaska USA summerCRESTED AUKLETSCRESTED AUKLETS ; CRESTED AUKLETS pair St Paul Island Pribilof Islands Alaska USA summer© David Tipling / BiosphotoJPG - RMSale prohibited in UK
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CRESTED AUKLETS ; CRESTED AUKLETS pair St Paul Island Pribilof

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ARCTIC FOX ; ARCTIC FOX on St Paul Island Pribilof's Alaska USA summerARCTIC FOXARCTIC FOX ; ARCTIC FOX on St Paul Island Pribilof's Alaska USA summer© David Tipling / BiosphotoJPG - RMSale prohibited in UK
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ARCTIC FOX ; ARCTIC FOX on St Paul Island Pribilof's Alaska USA

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TUFTED PUFFIN ; TUFTED PUFFIN (Lunda cirrhata) on cliff top, St Paul Island, Pribilof Islands, Bering Sea, AlaskaTUFTED PUFFINTUFTED PUFFIN ; TUFTED PUFFIN (Lunda cirrhata) on cliff top, St Paul Island, Pribilof Islands, Bering Sea, Alaska© David Tipling / BiosphotoJPG - RMSale prohibited in UK
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TUFTED PUFFIN ; TUFTED PUFFIN (Lunda cirrhata) on cliff top, St

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Boat race failed during Vendee Globe Kerguelen Islands  ; The boat is towed by the Marion Dufresne II research vessel and logistical French Polar Institute, to repatriate the island of La ReunionBoat race failed during Vendee Globe Kerguelen Islands Boat race failed during Vendee Globe Kerguelen Islands  ; The boat is towed by the Marion Dufresne II research vessel and logistical French Polar Institute, to repatriate the island of La Reunion© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Brown Skua intrigued by the camera Kerguelen IslandsBrown Skua intrigued by the camera Kerguelen IslandsBrown Skua intrigued by the camera Kerguelen Islands© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Skipper Bernard Stamm in the Vendée Globe 2008 ; Boat aground on the rocks while attempting to dock at the base of the Kerguelen Islands in a stormSkipper Bernard Stamm in the Vendée Globe 2008Skipper Bernard Stamm in the Vendée Globe 2008 ; Boat aground on the rocks while attempting to dock at the base of the Kerguelen Islands in a storm© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Warmly dressed young woman lying in the GrassesWarmly dressed young woman lying in the GrassesWarmly dressed young woman lying in the Grasses© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Black-faced Sheathbill feeling the boot of a scientist ; The introduction of the cat on the Kerguelen archipelago in the 1950s, this small seabird scavenger has almost completely disappeared from the Mainland. The small islands of the archipelago, there are now act as shelters for this speciesBlack-faced Sheathbill feeling the boot of a scientistBlack-faced Sheathbill feeling the boot of a scientist ; The introduction of the cat on the Kerguelen archipelago in the 1950s, this small seabird scavenger has almost completely disappeared from the Mainland. The small islands of the archipelago, there are now act as shelters for this species© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Portrait of a Subantarctic Fur Seal Kerguelen islandPortrait of a Subantarctic Fur Seal Kerguelen islandPortrait of a Subantarctic Fur Seal Kerguelen island© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Portrait of a Subantarctic Fur Seal Kerguelen island

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King penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen Islands ; They join the bulk of the colony to shelter from cold winds by curl against each otherKing penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen IslandsKing penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen Islands ; They join the bulk of the colony to shelter from cold winds by curl against each other© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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King penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen Islands ; They

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King penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen Islands ; They join the bulk of the colony to shelter from cold winds by curl against each otherKing penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen IslandsKing penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen Islands ; They join the bulk of the colony to shelter from cold winds by curl against each other© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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King penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen Islands ; They

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King penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen Islands ; They join the bulk of the colony to shelter from cold winds by curl against each otherKing penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen IslandsKing penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen Islands ; They join the bulk of the colony to shelter from cold winds by curl against each other© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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King penguins walking in a blizzard at Kerguelen Islands ; They

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Sunset on the manchotière Ratmanoff of Kerguelen islandSunset on the manchotière Ratmanoff of Kerguelen islandSunset on the manchotière Ratmanoff of Kerguelen island© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Sunset on the manchotière Ratmanoff of Kerguelen island

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Penguin immature devoured by Southern Giant-petrelPenguin immature devoured by Southern Giant-petrelPenguin immature devoured by Southern Giant-petrel© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Penguin immature devoured by Southern Giant-petrel

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King Penguin intrigued by Chinstrap Penguin Kerguelen island ; The presence of Chinstrap penguin is rare beaches on Kerguelen because this species does not reproduce on the islandsKing Penguin intrigued by Chinstrap Penguin Kerguelen islandKing Penguin intrigued by Chinstrap Penguin Kerguelen island ; The presence of Chinstrap penguin is rare beaches on Kerguelen because this species does not reproduce on the islands© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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King Penguin intrigued by Chinstrap Penguin Kerguelen island ;

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Albatross on Amsterdam Island Kerguelen islandAlbatross on Amsterdam Island Kerguelen islandAlbatross on Amsterdam Island Kerguelen island© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Albatross on Amsterdam Island Kerguelen island

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Southern Elephant Seal disturbed by a boat at Kerguelen ; This female is disturbed by the stranding of a boat in the Vendee Globe 2008. In the background, a television crew and the Marion Dufresne II, logistics ship chartered by the French Polar Institute Southern Elephant Seal disturbed by a boat at KerguelenSouthern Elephant Seal disturbed by a boat at Kerguelen ; This female is disturbed by the stranding of a boat in the Vendee Globe 2008. In the background, a television crew and the Marion Dufresne II, logistics ship chartered by the French Polar Institute © Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Southern Elephant Seal disturbed by a boat at Kerguelen ; This

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Couple of wandering albatross Kerguelen islandCouple of wandering albatross Kerguelen islandCouple of wandering albatross Kerguelen island© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Kerguelen Cormorant immarture curious Kerguelen IslandsKerguelen Cormorant immarture curious Kerguelen IslandsKerguelen Cormorant immarture curious Kerguelen Islands© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Hunter approaching a Corsican sheep just shot Kerguelen ; Campaign to eradicate introduced speciesHunter approaching a Corsican sheep just shot KerguelenHunter approaching a Corsican sheep just shot Kerguelen ; Campaign to eradicate introduced species© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Hunter approaching a Corsican sheep just shot Kerguelen ;

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Hunter posing with a dead sheep Kerguelen island ; Campaign to eradicate introduced species. Individual aged 4 yearsHunter posing with a dead sheep Kerguelen islandHunter posing with a dead sheep Kerguelen island ; Campaign to eradicate introduced species. Individual aged 4 years© Thibaut Vergoz / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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