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|October 2025
Lara Jackson talks magical otters, curious rhinos and ticks in the toes
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How did your career start?
I'm a wildlife biologist, and was fortunate to visit some incredible places as part of my university studies. I wanted to show my family the amazing wildlife I saw, so I bought a bridge camera after a trip to Madagascar, and there began my accidental journey into wildlife photography.
Which of your photographs is most significant to you?
I captured a lioness just after she'd brought down a wildebeest in the Serengeti. As she began to eat, she looked up at me for a split second - her muzzle was absolutely covered in blood. This image kickstarted my career as a wildlife photographer, after it was awarded in the 2021 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. It's a powerful reminder of the beauty and brutality of nature.
What's your most memorable shoot?
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