Hindustan Times
Photo Credits: Sasha Jumanca/ Wildlife Photographer of the Year
10 unbelievable photos from Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024
A group of seals were captured napping in the icy waters of Antarctica, with just the tips of their nostrils above the surface.
Photo Credits: Tamara Stubbs and Atlantic Productions/Wildlife Photographer of the Year
A vibrantly colored spider was spotted carrying an egg sac in the highlands of Malaysia
Photo Credits: Lam Soon Tak/Wildlife Photographer of the Year
A lion and lioness were captured against a dramatic backdrop of storm clouds, illuminated by the setting sun, in Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park.
Photo Credits: William Fortescue/Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Tommy Trenchard captures the bycatch of a requiem shark, its body twisting in a final effort to resist.
Photo Credits: Tommy Trenchard/Wildlife Photographer of the Year
An image of a stoat in mid-air was highly commended in the mammals category. Scientists refer to the action as dancing, though opinions on this are divided.
Photo Credits: Jose Manuel Grandio/Wildlife Photographer of the Year
A dramatic photo of a jaguar attacking a caiman in Brazil's Pantanal was highly praised in the mammals category.
Photo Credits: Ian Ford/Wildlife Photographer of the Year
A photo of male bees fighting over a female during mating. This picture was clicked near Carnarvon, Western Australia.
Photo Credits: Georgina Steytler/Wildlife Photographer of the Year
The photographer captures a manatee and its calf drifting among the eelgrass through clear water.
Photo Credits: Jason Gulley/Wildlife Photographer of the Year
This jackdaw was photographed adding stones to its nest. These birds build new nests each year with materials like twigs, feathers, and even animal dung.
Photo Credits: Samual Stone/Wildlife Photographer of the Year
This photograph of a Pallas’s cat was taken in Mongolia during the Lunar New Year. Its thick winter coat enables it to survive at altitudes of up to 5,000 meters.
Photo Credits: Xingchao Zhu/Wildlife Photographer of the Year
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