Foto de aves guiadas por 'mãe adotiva' em ultraleve vence concurso que mostra cientistas em ação; veja IMAGENS
Pesquisadora guia íbis-eremitas em ultraleve durante migração da Alemanha à Espanha; imagem venceu o concurso "Scientist at Work" 2026. Gunnar Hartmann/Nature Uma revoada de íbis-eremitas seguindo um ultraleve sobre os campos de Jaén, no sul da Espanha, venceu a edição de 2026 do concurso de fotografia “Scientist at Work” (“Cientista em Ação”), promovido pela revista científica Nature. Na imagem, a pesquisadora Helena Wehner guia as aves durante parte de uma migração de 2.800
A striking photograph capturing hermit ibises following an ultralight aircraft has won the 2026 "Scientist at Work" photography contest hosted by Nature magazine. The image depicts researcher Helena Wehner guiding the birds during a portion of their 2,800 km migration from Germany to Spain. These ibises, having been raised by human caretakers, perceive them as surrogate parents, enabling this unique migratory guidance. The winning photograph was taken by German student Gunnar Hartmann, who volunteered with the Waldrappteam, an organization dedicated to reintroducing the species to Europe where they had been absent for centuries due to hunting and climate change.
This award-winning image highlights innovative conservation efforts and the critical role of scientific research in species reintroduction and understanding migratory behaviors.
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