Look Again: The day's most compelling images from around the globe

Fascinating world views from a duck taking flight in Germany to a sage-like orangutan in Perth, Australia

Published October 28, 2016 8:16PM (EDT)

60-year-old 'Puan', who has been declared the oldest living Sumatran Orangutan in the world, is seen at Perth Zoo in Western Australia, in this handout image released October 27, 2016. Perth Zoo/Alex Asbury/Handout via REUTERS    ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVE. - RTX2QNIC (Reuters)
60-year-old 'Puan', who has been declared the oldest living Sumatran Orangutan in the world, is seen at Perth Zoo in Western Australia, in this handout image released October 27, 2016. Perth Zoo/Alex Asbury/Handout via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVE. - RTX2QNIC (Reuters)

Look Again is a daily series presenting the best photographs of the previous 24 hours, curated and written by Salon's writers and editors.

 

Youngstown, Ohio   Jeff Swensen/Getty
A Donald Trump supporter at a campaign rally

I have not done a rigorous count, but my general impression from the news photo sites is that roughly equal numbers of Hillary supporters and Trump supporters are affixing their candidates' stickers onto their faces. Please stop doing this, everyone, there are plenty of better places for stickers.

–Benjamin Wheelock, senior art director

 

Perth, Australia   Alex Asbury/Reuters
'Puan', who resides at the Perth Zoo, is considered the oldest living Sumatran Orangutan at 60-years-old

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe...

–Chauncey DeVega, politics writer

 

Seattle, Washington   Jason Redmond/Getty
An Asian small-clawed otter plays with a jack-o-lantern themed ball at the Woodland Park Zoo

This otter doesn't know it'll be Halloween soon (or how cute he is) but I'm glad he's partaking in the Halloween festivities.

–Jillian Kestenbaum, office manager

 

Frankfurt, Germany   Michael Probst/AP
A white goose takes flight off the banks of the river Main in Germany

"Was this photographer hit with a feathered photobomb, or did he plan it? Was he waiting on the riverbanks, looking out for the moment where this bird would spread his wings and show us all his posterior? Those questions keep me up at night."

–Jeremy Binckes, cover editor


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