Blurring the lines between real life and fantasy, this death-defying drone film is an adrenaline-fueled adventure from start to finish. Daredevil stunt man Ilko Iliev sprints, leaps, and swims through a heart-pounding obstacle course as drone operator Marin Kafedjiiski captures the action from above. Shot in Bulgaria, the film creatively explores the country from a bird’s eye perspective—including mind-bending shots of famous sites like the abandoned communist monument at Buzludzha peak.
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After surviving an avalanche in 2011, photographer Cory Richard’s world began to fall apart. Suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, he found that the only escape from the struggles of daily life was the adrenaline rush of a good adventure.
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It was thought that there was only one breeding population of the Indochinese tiger left in the wild, but for the first time in 15 years a new group has been discovered in eastern Thailand. Camera traps set up by Thailand’s Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation caught photos of the extremely rare and endangered big cats. They also provided the first photographic evidence of tiger cubs in eastern Thailand. Poaching is the biggest threat to the tigers, and Panthera says it’s estimated that only 221 remain in two Asian countries: Thailand and Myanmar.
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