Week in wildlife: a tiger release, an Exmoor eagle and Pallas’s kittens
View image in fullscreenThe week in wildlifeWeek in wildlife: a tiger release, an Exmoor eagle and Pallas’s kittensThis week’s best wildlife photographs from around the worldA female Amur tiger is released into the wild in Kazakhstan. The area is home to the world’s largest population of hippos outside Africa, thanks to the late drug kingpin Pablo Escabar, who imported four hippos for his private zoo in the 1980s; they later escaped. Here we see her in one of Borneo’s rainforests with her cub.
- ▪View image in fullscreenThe week in wildlifeWeek in wildlife: a tiger release, an Exmoor eagle and Pallas’s kittensThis week’s best wildlife photographs from around the worldA female Amur tiger is released into the wild in Kazakhstan.
- ▪The area is home to the world’s largest population of hippos outside Africa, thanks to the late drug kingpin Pablo Escabar, who imported four hippos for his private zoo in the 1980s; they later escaped.
- ▪Here we see her in one of Borneo’s rainforests with her cub.
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View image in fullscreenThe week in wildlifeWeek in wildlife: a tiger release, an Exmoor eagle and Pallas’s kittensThis week’s best wildlife photographs from around the worldA female Amur tiger is released into the wild in Kazakhstan. Photograph: Kazakhstan’s ministry of ecology and natural resources/ReutersPejman FaratinFri 7 Aug 2026 01.00 EDTLast modified on Fri 7 Aug 2026 01.10 EDTShareView image in fullscreenWild at heart … a pair of Pallas’s cat kittens in the grasslands near Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, ChinaPhotograph: VCG/Getty ImagesShareView image in fullscreenFlamingos at Düden Lake near Kulu, central TurkeyPhotograph: Efekan Akyuz/ReutersShareView image in fullscreenA 15-day-old hippopotamus is cared for after it was found alone and dehydrated on a riverbank in Colombia.
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