Every weekday, we dig into our collection to curate our Photo of the Day series. The latest selection features nomads ending Ramadan with a happy dance, windswept canyons glowing in the sun, and dragonflies filling a starry night sky, among others. In the image taken by Chris Johns below, a Culex mosquito crawls towards the eye of an 'i'iwi, a type of songbird known as a honeycreeper. Many species of Hawaiian honeycreepers are considered critically endangered, not only due to climate change and habitat loss, but also because of the spread of avian malaria via mosquitoes.
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PHOTOGRAPH BY CHRIS JOHNS
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PHOTOGRAPH BY WILLIAM ALBERT ALLARD
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It smells of manure and is stained by tobacco juice. It's where tough men dance to keep loose and a few men say their last words. In the late 1990s, National Geographic spent a season on the rodeo circuit to take readers behind the chutes and into the hidden world of rodeo cowboys.
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