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Murderous Hippos, Thirsty Birds, and Snoozing Seals are Highly Commended in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition
“Touching Trust” by Thomas P Peschak, Germany/South Africa
Photographers from around the world submitted their best snapshots of wildlife for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Developed and produced by the Natural History Museum, London and now in its fifty-fifth year, the showcase received over 48,000 submissions from 100 countries for the 2019 edition. All photographs shown here were designated as highly commended across a range of categories including plants and fungi, mammal behavior, wildlife photojournalism, and more. Winners will be announced on October 15 and photographs can be viewed in person at the Museum between October 18, 2019 and May 31, 2020. You can also follow the annual contest on Instagram and Facebook.
“Big Cat and Dog Spat” by Peter Haygarth, U.K.
“Cool Drink” by Diana Rebman, U.S.A.
“Last Gasp” by Adrian Hirschi, Switzerland
“The Freshwater Forest” by Michel Roggo, Switzerland
“The Climbing Dead” by Frank Deschandol, France
“Sleeping Like a Weddell” by Ralf Schneider, U.S.A.
“Beach Waste” by MatthewWare, U.S.A.
“Jelly Baby” by Fabien Michenet, France
“Lucky Break” by Jason Bantle, Canada
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