High Angle View Gallery

Wineglass Bay from Mount Amos

Wineglass Bay from Mount Amos, one of the peaks of the Hazards, with Mount Freycinet, the peak furthest to the right on the Peninsula, and Great Oyster Bay on far right of the image. Freycinet National Park, Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia

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Baxter Cliffs (limestone cliffs derived from ancient consolidated sand dunes)

Baxter Cliffs (limestone cliffs derived from ancient consolidated sand dunes), edging the Nullarbor Plain and descending to the Southern Ocean. Stretching over 100 km, 60 m to 120 m high, the cliffs are the longest in the world. Nullarbor Plain, Great Australian Bight, South Australia Australia

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Grauers gorillas (Gorilla beringei graueri)

Grauer's gorillas (Gorilla beringei graueri), mother and infant on the slope of Mount Karisimbi, a dormant volcano 4507 m high. Grauer's gorillas used to be known as Eastern lowland gorillas. Little is known of them, not even a good estimate of their numbers but they occur in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, areas that have suffered much social disruption and warfare. Mount Karisimbi, Ruhengeri, Northern Province, Rwanda