Best photos from National Geographic in March

• The best pictures from the March National Geographic

Focus on the best photos in March 2015 the first of the National Geographic magazine and National Geographic Russia.

Best photos from National Geographic in March

the pre-dawn sunlight on the edge of the Grand Canyon in Arizona. (Photo by David Stoker):

a serious bid for leadership in rhythmic gymnastics. Gazelle in South Africa. (Photo by Charles Jorgensen):

Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia. In 1979, Plitvice Lakes are included in the list of "World Heritage" by UNESCO. (Photo by Vedrana Tafra):

High judged. Chamois in Italy. Chamois live in the Alps and found the French Savoie to Dalmatia, as well as in the Balkan Mountains and the Carpathians. (Photo by Stefano Unterthiner):

The long-haired girls, Argentina. For the project "Pelo Largo Querido" - a collection of images of Argentinean women with incredibly long curls - photographer Irina Werning asked the girls from the province of Neuquén in Patagonia dissolve hair. (Photo by Irina Werning):

Mining. Polar Bear Alaska. (Photo Yoh Fong Chan):

Snow Monkey Park Dzigokudani in Nagano Prefecture, Japan. (Photo by Masanobu Oka):

The Icelandic horse. The friendly disposition and natural curiosity Icelandic horses makes them ideal models for the photographer. (Photo Žilvinas Vasiliauskas, Gedriusa Dagys)

A week in Hawaii, USA. At the weekend lifeguard Mel Puu plays with three of her eight children in the surf beach of Makaha. "I grew up in the ocean, and all of my children, too," - he says. (Photo by Paul Nicklen):

The fox on the rocks. National Park in Chile. (Photo by Irina C.):

Rider. Crab climbed on iguana, Galapagos. (Photo by Nancy Leigh):

High climbed 2. Giant Panda on the tree in China. (Photo by Marco Mattiussi):

Graian Alps, Italy. The clouds looks through the Gran Paradiso massif, against which floats on the warm air flows Yellow-alpine chough. (Photo by Stefano Untertinera):

Lightning in Western Australia. Right already seen the glow from the fires. (Photo by Pierre Destribats):

Sailboats prey on shoal of sardines. A distinctive feature is a tall sailing ship and a long first dorsal fin like a sail. Sailboat predator is active and can reach the speed of 100 km / h. During a series of tests carried out in the fishing camp of Long Key, Florida, USA, sailboat sailed 91 meters for 3 seconds, which is equivalent to the speed of 109 km / h. (Photo by Fabrice Guerin):

Tower light towers death. At night, the larvae of click beetles that live in termite mounds, begin to glow. Insects, hastened to light, they will be eaten. (Photo by Ari Bassusa):