The 2020 International Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards are accepting nominations until the end of June 30, and the organizers have just announced 10 works that many viewers deem capable of winning. high price.
This is the 6th time that the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards will be held around the world. The two founders of the award – professional photographers Paul Joynson-Hicks and Tom Sullam (both living mainly in Tanzania and the UK) are concerned about preserving wildlife and the natural environment.
“This year’s nominations are particularly poignant and we are happy to see so far there have been so many ‘huge’ manipulators,” Sullam said in a statement posted on the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards website.
He continued, “The world is experiencing unprecedented volatility (COVID-19 pandemic), but the only weakest light in the dark is the positive effect on the climate. Our blockade method brings. Unfortunately, many conservation efforts are underfunded. Our competition is for awareness. A smile and support for wildlife around the world ”.
Here are 10 photos of animals in fun poses that are likely to win this year.
Brown bear dancing in the sand at Lake Clarke, Alaska, USA.
Baby lions play a game of grappling hook in the Ngorongoro Game Reserve in Tanzania.
The Little Owl on Canadian Vancouver Island perched on a tree branch with a blinking expression.
European baskets are your tongue in Estonia.
Baby hippopotamus gnawed at mother’s ear in Kenya
Two zebras appear to have been telling each other jokes, quietly enjoying life in Nairobi National Park in Kenya. An elegant and sharp head – a human style.
Yellow-necked parrots nestling in Tarangire National Park in Tanzania.
Lake Magadi in the Serengeti region (which stretches from northern Tanzania to southwestern Kenya) is home to many flamingos. A flamingo is about to take off, land, or just flaunt it to get a partner’s attention.
Sea otters seem to smile as it floats over Morro Bay in California (USA).
