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The art of thriving

16 September 2009

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This slender-legged tree frog, which may be new to science, is the star of one of the photographs in the Thrive! exhibition

(Image: Luciano Candisani)

A frog with no name is just one image from some of the world’s finest nature and wildlife photographers showing at London’s Saatchi Gallery this week.

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