Tigers, gorillas, polar bears, grizzly bears and orang-utans: just five iconic animals on Planet Earth that are not members of the traditional ‘Big 5.’ However, that could be about to change ...

A group of photographers and conservationists are using the term in a new way through the “New Big 5” project. They are promoting shooting photos, rather than bodies, of impressive animals ...

But British photographer Graeme Green wants to give the phrase a new meaning – one that celebrates the animals’ life rather than their death. He has set up the “New Big 5” project ...

The next decade will be critical in determining whether some animals, such as the African elephant, cheetah, and lion, survive in the wild. The “New Big 5” project (www.newbig5.com ...

According to the UN, nature is declining at an unprecedented rate, with around one million of the planet’s animal and plant species facing extinction. The “New Big 5,” all of which are ...

Two of Kaziranga National Park’s ‘Big Five’ animals have made it to the planet’s ‘New Big 5’ for shooting with the camera. Missing from the global list of “favourite animals to ...

These animals consist of the lion, the black rhinoceros, the elephant, the leopard, and the cape buffalo. However, the term ‘Big 5’ was actually coined by big game hunters who thought that these five ...