Wildlife Photo Of The Year
The world's finest photographers have been snapping away all year at any bit of biodiversity brave enough to wander within range. And all for this - it's almost time for the results of the Shell Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition to be revealed. You can take a quick peek at some of the entries here:
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Penguin in a sand storm - Martin Eisenhawer
Animals in their Environment - Highly Commended
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Big fish, little fish - Len Deeley The Underwater World - Highly Commended |
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Cable doves - Mark Somogyi Urban and Garden Wildlife - Highly Commended |
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Porpoising penguin - David Tipling Animal Behaviour: Birds - Highly Commended |
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Night Stalker - Angel M. Fitor Animal Portraits - Highly Commended |
Results day, when the creme de la creme of animal artistry find out that they've been pipped to the top prize by some kid from Manchester who fell over on his camera whilst on holiday and accidentally took a photo of a cheetah humping a wallaby, is on 25th October.
The photos will be on exhibition at the Natural History Museum from then before they tour the country. See wildphotos.org.uk for more info.
Another gallery: Close-up insects
Other cool things:
- Funny - How video games make you sick
- Obvious - Why clothes are better than sunscreen
- Unreal - Woman gives birth to rabbit
- Interesting - How laughing works
Title image: Phillip Jackson
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