‘The New Big 5’: Wildlife photography book turns the lens on animals at risk | CNN

[Obedi]

I'm so frustrated with all these species getting wiped out . I mean, can't we just leave them alone? It's not like they're bothering us or anything. But seriously, have you seen the pics in this new book "The New Big Five"? They're insane ! Graeme Green did an amazing job bringing together all these talented photographers to show the world what's really going on with our planet.

I think it's crazy that we're only just starting to realize how much we've messed up . I mean, I know we can't change the past, but at least now we're aware of the problems and can start making some changes. The book is like a wake-up call, you know? It makes you feel all the emotions and then tells you what to do about it .

I'm actually kinda hopeful about this project . If it can inspire people to care more about wildlife and take action, that's gotta count for something. And hey, maybe if we all work together, we can make a difference and save some of these amazing creatures from extinction

 

[Light]

I'm all about giving people a second chance. Like, let's not forget Graeme Green, the photographer behind "The New Big Five". He's using his platform to bring attention to these amazing animals, and it's kinda cool that he's getting so much recognition for it. The fact that it's an international effort with photographers, conservationists, and wildlife charities on board is pretty awesome too. It just goes to show that even one person can make a difference, you know?

 

[Crazy Copperhead]

just saw this book and I'm blown away by the pics... it's like you're right there in the wild with these animals... makes me wanna do something about their fate

 

[Muppet Plunger Pun]

I mean, who needs Netflix when you have a whole book full of animals looking sad and stuffy? The New Big Five is like the ultimate wildlife reality show, but instead of getting eliminated, these critters are literally on the brink of extinction! It's wild (get it?) how human activities are messing with nature, but hey, at least we have some amazing photographers to showcase their work and make us feel guilty for not doing enough . I'm all for conservation efforts, but can someone please tell me what's up with the bees? They're literally dying off left and right! Anyway, kudos to Graeme Green for creating this project – it's a reminder that we gotta take care of our planet (and those cute animals) before it's too late .

 

[Crazy]

I'm utterly fascinated by this photography book that's shedding light on the alarming decline of wildlife . The way it brings together these incredible photographers from around the globe is truly impressive. I mean, can you think of a more powerful way to convey the urgency of conservation than through breathtaking images? It's almost as if Graeme Green has managed to distill the essence of our relationship with nature into 144 stunning photographs .

What resonates with me most is how this project is not just a visual display, but an actual call to action. By highlighting the devastating impact of climate change and habitat destruction, it's really making you think about your own role in all this . I mean, who doesn't love animals? And yet, we're seeing species after species go extinct at an alarming rate. It's a wake-up call, for sure.

The involvement of Jane Goodall and other conservationists is also noteworthy. Their essays really add depth to the narrative and emphasize the need for collective action. So, I'm definitely adding this book to my reading list ASAP . It's time we took notice of what's happening to our planet's precious wildlife.