course	(n.) 事情的進展、歷程（progress over time）；Over the course of your life, you take many photos.
deliberately	(adv.) 刻意地、故意地（on purpose, not by accident）；Sartore does this deliberately.
engage	(v.) 吸引、抓住注意（to hold people's attention）；Photographers catch a moment that will engage their viewers.
formal	(adj.) 正式的、官方的（serious; official）；A portrait is a very formal type of photo.
habitat	(n.) 棲息地（a place where an animal normally lives）；He photographed endangered species in their habitat.
humanity	(n.) 人類（全體）（human beings as a group）；When we save species, we're saving humanity.
link	(n.) 連結、環節（one connection in a series）；Every animal is an important link in nature.
portrait	(n.) 肖像（照）（a picture or photo of a person）；Sartore started taking portraits of animals.
prompt	(v.) 促使、引發（to cause something to happen）；The photos prompt a powerful emotional response.
remote	(adj.) 偏遠的（far away from other places）；He traveled to remote communities in Myanmar.
assemble	(v.) 組合、組裝（to put parts together）；The brain assembles the letters into words.
exclusively	(adv.) 完全地、僅僅（only）；Some companies rely almost exclusively on photographs.
mode	(n.) 方式、模式（a way of doing something）；A picture can be a more effective mode of communication.
slightly	(adv.) 稍微地（a little）；Some images were slightly different.
superior	(adj.) 較優越的（better than）；Our memory of images is superior to our memory of text.
demonstrate	(v.) 證實、清楚展現（to show clearly）；This effect was demonstrated in a study.
implications	(n.) 影響、隱含意義（possible effects）；The Picture Superiority Effect has wide implications.
recall	(v.) 回想起（to remember）；Participants could recall 65 percent of the words.
store	(v.) 儲存、存放（to keep）；The brain can store a large number of images.
trigger	(v.) 觸發、引發（to cause something to start）；A picture is more likely to trigger an emotional response.