Corey Arnold

@BFriedmanDC Lol

Eight children, one husband, hundreds of acres beneath the enormous skies of the American west – and millions of social media followers. I spent the day with "trad wife" Hannah Neeleman, or Ballerina Farm, to figure out what all the fuss was about thetimes.com/magazines/the-…

I’ll be talking about my life’s photography work at sea and animal encounters on land on April 4th part of @SFWorkshops Continues series online at the link below!

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@fasc1nate He will never forget this🥸

In 2010, a nineteen year old Australian man named Sam Ballard spent an evening drinking with his friends in the back garden, when a slug came to their attention. Being young and dumb and a bit inebriated, one of them suggested, as a dare, that Sam swallow the slug, which he did. Some time later Sam started to complain of aches and pains and informed his parents of his foolhardy act, which they dismissed as irrelevant. The sad truth is that the slug was carrying Rat Lungworm disease, a parasite called Angiostronjilus. Deposited in the faeces of an infected rat the slug picked it up and finally passed to the unfortunate man. The parasite worked its way through its host’s system, finding its way to the brain and causing an inflammation that induced a coma lasting over 400 days. On waking, he was completely paralyzed and was reliant on round-the-clock care in order to function. He finally succumbed to his condition and passed away in 2018.

Photographer Corey Arnold captures how, for better or worse, wild animals are adapting to city life. cnn.com/interactive/20…

Blast from the past — San Francisco, 2008 (Photos by @coreyfishes)

spoke to @coreyfishes about the world of sockeye salmon fishing in alaska. some very cool photos contrary.com/blog/commercia…

How did the coyote cross the road? If the coyote is among the 4,000 or so living in the Chicago metro area, the answer may be that it used a bridge to avoid being hit by a car: bit.ly/442PxbC 📷 @coreyfishes, @bigpicturecomp Grand Prize Winner

Huge congrats to @bigpicturecomp grand-prize winner @coreyfishes, & all of the other just-announced 2023 category winners! See their incredible images in the new @bioGraphic reveal at bit.ly/3N6qDB3. 📷🏆

Congratulations to our 2023 Grand Prize winner, @coreyfishes! His winning photo series documents the many ways that animals have adapted to human landscapes, like this American black bear. Explore the full gallery of incredible winners & finalists here: bit.ly/3N39M1U.

Congratulations to 2023 @bigpicturecomp grand prize winner @coreyfishes, whose photo story captures some of the ways wild animals have adapted to urban environments. Here, a coyote navigates Chicago’s train tracks to avoid busy highways. Full gallery: bit.ly/442PxbC

@beyond_ideology Wow Maja! Can’t wait to read it.

Well, would you look what just showed up from London!

“There's something about fishing that really grabs hold of a kid's curiosity — you're dropping a line into this endless void and you never know what's going to grab on to that hook.” – @coreyfishes fatherly.com/life/fishing-d…

Some neat perspectives of Chicago in Dutch newspaper @volkskrant last week, part of a photo series on urban wildlife by photographer @coreyfishes. volkskrant.nl/kijkverder/v/2…

I just completed one of the largest paintings in the world's largest mural district here in Wynwood. It took myself and two other painters roughly two weeks, and almost 70 gallons of paint to complete the project. I am very proud of the results.

I finally made it. @boredpanda boredpanda.com/cities-gone-wi…

The amazing winning images of the 2023 Sony World Photography Awards mol.im/a/11980687 via @travelmail

Wildlife & Nature, 1st Place: Cities Gone Wild By Corey Arnold boredpanda.com/2023-photograp… via @boredpanda

🦝 Plot an artsy day out with your friends to the #SWPA2023 exhibition today! bit.ly/exhibition-2023 📸 @coreyfishes, United States, Wildlife & Nature, 2023 Sony World Photography Awards3 #londonexhibition #whatsonlondon #thingstodoinlondon #londongallery