“I drove past a group of gray kangaroos feeding in a field full of yellow flowers. I had my camera with me so I stopped to take a few photos. I suddenly noticed a special “guy” posing like he’s playing the guitar”, photographer Jason Moore took photos in Perth (Australia).
The animal world is as vibrant as a movie, full of action and drama, but also not lacking in super fun situations.
Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards is an annual photo competition, honoring photographers who capture the funniest moments of animals.
Every year thousands of photos from around the world are submitted to the contest. Contestants can be professional or amateur photographers.
The overall winners of the 2023 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards will be announced on November 23.
Below are the finalist photos:
Photographer Tzahi Finkelstein captured the moment a swamp turtle seemed to smile in surprise with a dragonfly perched on its nose. The photo was taken in Jezreel Valley, Israel.
The photo was taken at Minsmere Reserve, UK. Photographer Allen Holmes captured the scene of a curved-billed stilt bird “chasing” an Egyptian goose that invaded its territory.
A leopard seems to be flying into the air while racing at speed with its peers. The photo was taken by Paul Goldstein in Masai Mara, Kenya.
The baboon is making jokes on his mother’s back. Photo taken by Brigitte Alcalay Marcon in Kruger National Park (South Africa).
The moment Adrian Slazok recorded a seal leaving the North Sea (UK) to give birth in the fall.
Photo taken by Christian Hargasser in the evening in Masai Mara, Kenya.
“In Katmai National Park (USA), grizzly bears abound and therefore this place is a paradise for photographers. However, the challenge here is to capture a unique frame”, author said author Thomas Vijayan.
The work was taken in the monkey forest in Ubud, Bali (Indonesia). “This is a place where monkeys are king,” said photographer Delphine Casimir.
“I encountered this scene while bird watching in Bialowieza forest (Poland). A young blue bird was being fed by its parents, but sometimes the birds looked like they were arguing,” said photographer Jacek Stankiewicz. know.
A kangaroo marvels at the camera. The photo was taken by Lara Mathews in Melbourne (Australia).
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Famous French photographer Laurent Ballesta won first place in the 2023 Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest with this photo of a sea horseshoe crab moving with three yellowfin starfish.
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