Issue 35 of Anima Mundi magazine is now available to download. The July issue features articles about the Galapagos Archipelago, the Sri Lankan highlands, a portfolio of images from Bjorn Olesen, and a feature about diving with great hammerheads.
Issue 31 of online magazine Anima Mundi - Adventures in Wildlife Photography is now online It features the bird-eating jackals of the Kalahari desert, a Chobe National Park trip report Costa Rica-based Greg Basco’s portfolio, a photographic tribute to Assam’s remote and exotic waterbirds of Maguri Bheel and Silvano Paiola’s ‘s report from Slovenia about Kocevje’s primeval forest and its endangered European bears.
ssue 30 of Anima Mundi magazine is now available to download. Featured articles include Vietmans’s endangered primates, Napo Wildlife Ecolodge, Namibia’s Brandberg-Daures reserve, Rinie Luykx’s personal portfolio, and the macaques of Gibraltar.
Issue 28 of Anima Mundi magazine is available to download. It features articles about clouded leopards, the Kaziranga National Park, Namibia’s Sossusvlei, the winners of the 2016 Global Article Awards and China’s cavefish.
ssue 27 of Anima Mundi magazine is now available to download. Featured in this issue are: The jaguars of the Peruvian Amazon, a trip report from the Etosha National Park, the Changeable Hawk Eagle, a portfolio by amateur macro photographer Karthikeyan Shanmugasundaram and an essay about North Carolina’s sand tiger sharks by Tanya Houppermans.
Issue 25 of Anima Mundi magazine is now available to download. Featured are the bird poo eating spider, the sands of the Namib, India’s Kheoladeo National Park, leopards and Tonga’s humpback whales.
Issue 23 of Anima Mundi magazine is now available to download. Articles in the July issue feature the golden pit vipers of Assam, lemurs in Madagascar’s Ranomafana Park, Namibian flamingos, blue-tailed bee eaters and a new frog species from the Ecuadorian Chocò.
Issue 22 of Anima Mundi magazine is available to download. The March/April issue features an article by Don Silcock discussing the environmental impact of baited shark diving in the Bahamas. Anima Mundi is available as a free pdf download.