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نشر في: الجمعة,11 أغسطس , 2017 12:19م

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Stunning photos from a new book have captured the magnificent animals of our natural world on the brink of survival. Pictures, a tiger named Sita carrying her cub in her mouth 

The images are revealed in a picture-book biography of photographer Michael Nichols. One fascinating wildlife photograph shows a group of black mountain gorillas dominating the jungle

The Zoological Society of London and WWF conducted an assessment in 2016 that revealed global wildlife populations have fallen by 58 per cent since 1970. Pictured, the Vumbi pride of lions in the Serengeti 

They suggested that if the trend is consistent, two-thirds of the vertebrate population could decline by 2020. Pictured, Whiskey the chimpanzee chained up in a disused toilet in Bujumbura, Burundi

Melissa Harris, who has written the biography, said: 'Nick is a photojournalist working in a time of crisis. Habitat and species are continually threatened by humans.' Pictured, a Northern spotted owl in Humboldt County, California

She added: 'Some have already been eradicated, others are beyond the possibility of regeneration if action is not taken soon.' Pictured, a charging elephant in Dzanga Bai, Central African Republic

Nichols is an American journalist and photographer. He studied at the University of North Alabama, where he met his mentor Charles Moore, a former Life magazine photographer. Pictured, a giant panda cub 

Pictured, a member of the Vumbi pride of the Serengeti Plains. Fourteen cubs were born in April 2011 to 5 lionesses and now 8 cubs remain

Pictured, a baby elephant called Shukuru wearing an orange coat for protection at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust orphanage in Kenya 

Nichols started his photojournalism career in 1979 when he was 27 years old, when he worked for GEO magazine. Pictured, a tiger called Bacchi captured by a camera trap 

 Since 1989 he has published more than 30 articles for National Geographic. Pictured, a lioness and cubs of the Barafu pride in the Serengeti 

British primatologist Jane Goodall

Bambendjelle man using smoke to gather honey

Mike Nichols (right) flying in the twin-engine Air Cam which was built especially for photographing the Ndoki national park in the Republic of the Congo

A Wild Life: A Visual Biography of Photographer Michael Nichols is available now on Amazon. Pictured, the inside of a cave 

Pictured, a crocodile captured in a camera-trap photograph in the Zakouma National Park, Chad

A black and white photograph of American ecologist and conservationist J. Michael Fay on the Megatransect in Gabon

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