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nubbsgalore: Emperor penguin chicks in Antarctica’s Snow Hill Island, where temperatures drop to seventy bellow and winds exceed 100 miles an hour. The penguins are so unused to humans that they react with simple curiosity when scientists or photographer

worldlyanimals: Humpback Whale (Paul Souders)

worldlyanimals: Polar Bear, Norway (Paul Souders)

sav3mys0ul: (via Paul Souders | Smashing Picture)

big-catsss: (by Paul Souders)

10bullets: by Paul Souders | WorldFoto

wolverxne: ‘I was on a razor’s edge' by: Paul Souders - Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada It was the moment he had spent two cold, grueling, and solitary weeks waiting for. But when Paul Souders finally came face to face with a polar bear

awkwardsituationist: paul souders spent two weeks in the hudson bay looking for polar bears, but spotted only two. luckily, this one, photographed thiry miles offshore of churchill, manitoba, felt comfortable enough to get “very, very close. scary

nubbsgalore: “i read somewhere that until you’re standing in the middle of nowhere, head in hands desperate to quit and go home, you’re just on vacation. after that, it’s a proper adventure.” so notes paul souders, who navigated the western

thisisnotmyfairytaleendingg: paul souders spent two weeks in the hudson bay looking for polar bears, but spotted only two. luckily, this one, photographed thiry miles offshore of churchill, manitoba, felt comfortable enough to get “very, very close.

awkwardsituationist: paul souders spent two weeks in the hudson bay looking for polar bears, but spotted only two. luckily, this one, photographed thirty miles offshore of churchill, manitoba, felt comfortable enough to get “very, very close. scary

nubbsgalore: “i read somewhere that until you’re standing in the middle of nowhere, head in hands desperate to quit and go home, you’re just on vacation. after that, it’s a proper adventure.” so notes paul souders, who navigated the

bvners: A polar bear peers up from beneath the melting sea ice on Hudson Bay as the setting midnight sun glows red from the smoke of distant fires during a record-breaking spell of hot weather. (Photo and caption by Paul Souders)

vurtual: Underwater Walrus (by Paul Souders)

nubbsgalore: storm over the serengeti. photos by (click pic) paul souders, michael nichols and hannes lochner

awkwardsituationist: paul souders spent two weeks in the hudson bay looking for polar bears, but spotted only two. luckily, this one, photographed thiry miles offshore of churchill, manitoba, felt comfortable enough to get “very, very close. scary

big-catsss: Cheetah and storm by Paul Souders

mirkokosmos: by Paul Souders

ruineshumaines: Paul Souders

paul souders spent two weeks in the hudson bay looking for polar bears, but spotted only two. luckily, this one, photographed thiry miles offshore of churchill, manitoba, felt comfortable enough to get “very, very close. scary close,” as he put it.

awkwardsituationist: paul souders spent two weeks in the hudson bay looking for polar bears, but spotted only two. luckily, this one, photographed thiry miles offshore of churchill, manitoba, felt comfortable enough to get “very, very close. scary

nubbsgalore: “i read somewhere that until you’re standing in the middle of nowhere, head in hands desperate to quit and go home, you’re just on vacation. after that, it’s a proper adventure.” so notes paul souders, who navigated the western

nubbsgalore: “i read somewhere that until you’re standing in the middle of nowhere, head in hands desperate to quit and go home, you’re just on vacation. after that, it’s a proper adventure.” so notes paul souders, who navigated the western

Kenya, Masai Mara Game Reserve, Adult Adolescent Male Leopard (Panthera pardus) sleeping in tree by rainbow by Paul Souders

big-catsss: (by Paul Souders)

theanimalblog: Taken by Paul Souders

awkwardsituationist: paul souders spent two weeks in the hudson bay looking for polar bears, but spotted only two. luckily, this one, photographed thiry miles offshore of churchill, manitoba, felt comfortable enough to get “very, very close. scary

wolverxne: ‘I was on a razor’s edge' by: Paul Souders - Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada It was the moment he had spent two cold, grueling, and solitary weeks waiting for. But when Paul Souders finally came face to face with a polar bear

sixpenceee: A polar bear peers up from beneath the melting sea ice on Hudson Bay, Canada. Photo by Paul Souders.

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