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Young langur shakes his body to give the impression that he is dancing in India
Credits: Sarosh Lodhi Nagpur/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021 -
with you! Record made in Hungary shows animals “playing” in nature
credit: Kranitz Roland Agfalva / Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021 -
Two gentoo penguins arguing after descending from the waves in Madivas
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“Monday Morning Mood”: White Belly Starlings at Ritveli Nature Reserve, South Africa
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“Monday Morning Mood”: White Belly Starlings at Ritveli Nature Reserve, South Africa
Credits: ©Andrew Mays/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021 -
“Monday Morning Mood”: White Belly Starlings at Ritveli Nature Reserve, South Africa
Credits: ©Andrew Mays/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021 -
“Monday Morning Mood”: White Belly Starlings at Ritveli Nature Reserve, South Africa
Credits: ©Andrew Mays/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021 -
“Monday Morning Mood”: White Belly Starlings at Ritveli Nature Reserve, South Africa
Credits: ©Andrew Mays/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021 -
“Missed!”: Two kangaroos were fighting in Perth, Australia, but one of them kicked his
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Pouting Yellow Vault Fish in Curaçao, Caribbean: “The Lips of the Sweet Kiss”
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“Grumpy Hippo”: Baby and Mother Hippopotamus on the Wwaza Reservation, Malawi
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“Happy”: penguins surfing the waves of the Falkland Islands
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“Houston, we have a problem!”: The fish caught by a green kingfisher in the Pantanal, Brazil, is unbelievable
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Climbing snakes are very commonly seen in western India. When approached, they show aggression by opening their mouths wide
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“Early morning dragonfly on a flower looks at my camera and looks like it’s laughing,” reports photographer
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Baboons yawn as they walk a mountain in Saudi Arabia and photographer records the moment
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The toad climbs from a plant to a flower and when it reaches the end, it celebrates its success.
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“I was taking pictures of flying pigeons when this leaf landed on a bird’s face,” said the UK photographer
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“We are too sexy for this beach”; This is the subtitle chosen by the photographer who set this record in the Falkland Islands
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Golden silk monkey in Yunnan, China. It is indeed a display of aggression, but it feels quite painful in the monkey position!
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Male vervet monkey looking for something on a bridge over the Luangwa River in South Luangwa National Park
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Kangaroos are seen singing ‘The hills are alive’ in Australia
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Otter “bites” your baby to get back to swimming class in Singapore
credit: Chi Ki Teo/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021
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Laughing snakes, otters “battling” with their baby and penguins having fun on the beach are some common sights in nature, but when caught by a photographer’s lens they become more than unusual and funny! The “Wildlife Comedy Photographer of the Year” contest selected the funniest pictures of animals and created a contest to choose the best clicks.
The competition, which has been in existence since 2015, aims to help promote the conservation of wild species and their habitats in a light and fun way. Other images selected this year feature an Australian kangaroo, a yawning monkey, and even a bird and a fish in an unusual position in Brazil’s Pantanal.
Professional and amateur photographers were able to participate in the competition. A panel of experts will select the winners. Those selected can win a safari in Kenya, a subscription to Affinity Photo (picture editing software), a ThinkThank camera bag and of course, the Wildlife Comedy Photographer of the Year grand prize.
“People love seeing these beautiful creatures in these silly situations – it reminds us that we are no different than them,” said Tom Sulan, one of the contest’s co-founders.
In addition to the artists, oranges will also be awarded: 10% of the proceeds raised in this year’s competition will go to Wild Orangutan, the preserve of the species in and around Gunung Palung National Park in Borneo.
Voting is also open to the public to choose the animal they find most enjoyable. just arrive contact until 10 October
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