Impressive animal photo: Bird sitting next to water buffalo's snout
Saturday, March 30, 2024 19:01 PM (GMT+7)
A series of impressive animal photos, including a yellow-billed bird sitting next to the snout of an African water buffalo, have won the 2024 World Nature Photography Award.
The World Nature Photography Awards (WNPA) was launched in 2020, with the aim of not only honoring nature photographers but also taking practical actions for nature.
This image of two ospreys underwater - Shetland Islands won the top prize in the World Nature Photography 2024 competition. Photo: Tracey Lund/ World Nature Photography Awards.
A yellow-billed bird sitting next to an African water buffalo won silver in the bird behaviour category. Photo: Lakshitha Karunarathhna/World Nature Photography Award.
A lava lizard stands on a marine iguana - Galapagos Islands wins the Amphibian and Reptile Behavior category. Photo: John Seagar/ World Nature Photography Awards.
This image of a Canadian lynx in the snow won silver in the animal behaviour category. Photo: Thomas Vijayan/World Nature Photography Awards.
A female orca squeezes into a “herring bait ball” – Skjervøy, Norway, winner of the Underwater category. Photo: Andy Schmid/World Nature Photography Awards.
Final seconds - Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya won the mammal behaviour category. Photo: Alexander Brackx/ World Nature Photography Awards.
Silent Hill - Servia, Greece won silver in the invertebrate behavior category. Photo: Panagiotis Dalagiorgos/ World Nature Photography Awards.
Graceful Turn - East Rift Valley, Kenya wins Black and White category. Photo: Richard Li/ World Nature Photography Awards.
Sheltering Mother - Amboseli National Park, Kenya won Silver in the Black and White category. Photo: Tom Way/ World Nature Photography Awards.
Black frogfish (or black anglerfish in Australia) - Kurnell, NSW, Australia won the animal portrait category. Photo: Nicolas and Léna Remy/ World Nature Photography Awards.
Owl Seedlings - Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary, Tak Province, Thailand won the Plants and Fungi category. Photo: Chatree Lertsintanakorn/World Nature Photography Awards.
Dangerous Toy - Coronado Islands, Baja California, Mexico won first prize in the nature journalism category. Photo: Celia Kujala/ World Nature Photography Awards.
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