Week in wildlife: snub-nosed monkeys, amorous cobras and a milk-snatching fox
View image in fullscreenThe week in wildlifeWeek in wildlife: snub-nosed monkeys, amorous cobras and a milk-snatching foxThis week’s best wildlife photographs from around the worldA Tonkin snub-nosed monkey mother and baby. Gordon Campbell noticed his deliveries were going missing about a month ago, so he set up a sting operation. The species was thought to be extinct in the wild until it was rediscovered during a survey led by Fauna & Flora in 2002 Photograph: Chu Xuan Canh/Fauna & FloraShareExplore more on these topicsEnvironmentThe week in wildlifeAnimalsZoologyBiologyPhotographyConservation
- ▪View image in fullscreenThe week in wildlifeWeek in wildlife: snub-nosed monkeys, amorous cobras and a milk-snatching foxThis week’s best wildlife photographs from around the worldA Tonkin snub-nosed monkey mother and baby.
- ▪Gordon Campbell noticed his deliveries were going missing about a month ago, so he set up a sting operation.
- ▪The species was thought to be extinct in the wild until it was rediscovered during a survey led by Fauna & Flora in 2002 Photograph: Chu Xuan Canh/Fauna & FloraShareExplore more on these topicsEnvironmentThe week in wildlifeAnimalsZoologyBi
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View image in fullscreenThe week in wildlifeWeek in wildlife: snub-nosed monkeys, amorous cobras and a milk-snatching foxThis week’s best wildlife photographs from around the worldA Tonkin snub-nosed monkey mother and baby. Photograph: Chu Xuan Canh/Fauna & FloraJoanna Ruck Deputy head of photographyFri 31 Jul 2026 05.13 EDTShareView image in fullscreen‘Eat dust, fuzz-face!’ … grey squirrels play in a park in London, UKPhotograph: Rasid Necati Aslim/Anadolu/Getty ImagesShareView image in fullscreenDoing the twist … two cobras entwine during a courtship display at Chandrashekhar Azad park in Prayagraj, IndiaPhotograph: Prabhat Kumar Verma/Zuma Press Wire/ShutterstockShareView image in fullscreenA wild boar and its piglet cross a forest track in an area affected by wildfire near the town of…
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