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Photo of the day
Carters News/The Grosby Group)

Photo of the day

Carters News/The Grosby Group)

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Photo of the Day - An adult owl looking for food
AUSTIN THOMAS / CATERS NEWS

Photo of the Day - An adult owl looking for food

AUSTIN THOMAS / CATERS NEWS

Hovering boats

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Photo of the Day - Barack Obama’s basketball team in 1977

Photo of the Day - Barack Obama’s basketball team in 1977

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Photo of the day 
Photographer Sergey Gorshkov watched this grizzly bear tire herself out fishing for salmon in a river before taking a well-deserved break in the Kronotskiy Reserve, Kamchatka, Russia 

Photo of the day 

Photographer Sergey Gorshkov watched this grizzly bear tire herself out fishing for salmon in a river before taking a well-deserved break in the Kronotskiy Reserve, Kamchatka, Russia 

Photo of the Day - Kite Aerial Photography - Stone Fishing in Maupiti, French Polynesia by Pierre Lesage

Organised by the population of the island of Maupiti once every ten years, this traditionnal fishing technique is a collective effort where the entire population of the island (1200 persons) participates. Over 200 boats and rafts circle the island’s lagoon, each throwing in the water a stone held on a string, to hopefully push the fish inside a 3 kilometer long vegetal net which will be brought back on the beach.This year, this “stone fishing” was the conclusion of a South Pacific UNESCO symposium on sustainable developement and the fish were released except for one caught by French Senator Richard Tuheiava, born in Maupiti.

Photo of the Day - Kite Aerial Photography - Stone Fishing in Maupiti, French Polynesia by Pierre Lesage

Organised by the population of the island of Maupiti once every ten years, this traditionnal fishing technique is a collective effort where the entire population of the island (1200 persons) participates. Over 200 boats and rafts circle the island’s lagoon, each throwing in the water a stone held on a string, to hopefully push the fish inside a 3 kilometer long vegetal net which will be brought back on the beach.
This year, this “stone fishing” was the conclusion of a South Pacific UNESCO symposium on sustainable developement and the fish were released except for one caught by French Senator Richard Tuheiava, born in Maupiti.

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