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The Bonobo and His Pet
By Christian Ziegler
2023 Nature InFocus Photography Awards
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“Shell I Eat You?” by Sankhesh Dedhia. Winner, Animal Behaviour.
“This stunning action shot captures a rarely-seen natural history moment, where the legendary Arrowhead of Ranthambhore fishes out an Indian Softshell Turtle from the lake for lunch. A tiger’s diet in the wild can be very varied as the felid can prey on pretty much everything on its turf, even a turtle, hence proved!”
The Nature inFocus Photography Awards highlights the power of wildlife.
“Lights Will Guide You Home” by Merche Llobera. Special Mention, Animal Behaviour.
“A Love Like No Other” by Afroj Sheikh. Winner, Animal Behaviour.
“Inspector Booby” by Suliman Alatiqi. Winner, Animal Portraits.
“The Bonobo and His Pet” by Christian Ziegler. Winner, Animal Portraits.
“The Rarest of Them All” by Sergey Gorshkov. Special Mention, Wildscape & Animals in Their Habitat.
“Giants in Peril” by Lalith Ekanayake. Special Mention, Photographer of the Year – Portfolio.
“Easy Like a Sunday” by Bharath Kumar V. Special Mention, Animal Portraits.
“Raiders of Hives” by Pranav Mahendru. Winner, Young Photographer.
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Wildscape & Animals in Their Habitat special mention: The Land of Stripes by Amit Vyas
If the essence of Ranthambore could be captured in one frame, this would be it. Only once in a blue moon does the landscape become this misty at Ranthambore. And when a tiger chooses the opportune moment to show itself, it almost feels too good to be true. The historical architecture of the landscape, its species and the cerulean backdrop create an image that has magic written all over it
Photograph: Amit Vyas/2023 Nature inFocus Photography Awards
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Sanjay Nair, Nature Infocus Photography Awards 2022
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2023 Nature inFocus photography awards winners – in pictures
Read the full story and see the pictures from The Guardian.
The results of the Nature inFocus photography awards were announced at the Nature inFocus festival held at Jayamahal Palace in Bengaluru, India, on Monday 31 July. The awards honour photographers documenting unique natural history moments and critical conservation issues, and generate an impressive catalogue of imaginative and artistic…
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Exceptional Winners of the 2023 Nature inFocus Photography Awards | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on August 9, 2023
“The Things You Do for Love” by Amit Eshel. Winner, Wildscape & Animals in Their Habitat“ Looks like the set for the next Mission Impossible, but for Nubian Ibexes, the high-altitude rocky terrains are home. The vulnerable ibex species is known for many things–large semi-circular horns, the ability to scale mountains with ease and the territorial fights that…
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Les magnifiques clichés lauréats du Nature inFocus Photography Awards 2023
Découvrez les clichés lauréats et sélectionnés par le jury de la huitième édition du Nature InFocus Photography Awards 2023.
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Slender in the Night
By Arnav Deshpande
2023 Nature InFocus Photography Awards
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Mimicry is the highest form of flattery, they say. But in the animal world, it is among the best defence mechanisms. Here, line-forest skimmers position themselves aptly on the perennial Phanera vahlii creeper to resemble an inflorescence. Notice how the dragonflies have raised their abdomens in unison? Fooling a predator never looked this intricate
Photograph: Arkaprava Ghosh/2023 Nature inFocus Photography Awards
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The natural world. Animal Portraits winner: The Bonobo and His Pet by Christian Ziegler.
The bonobo is the last great ape species to be identified and is one of our closest living relatives. Here, a wild bonobo who caught a mongoose pup is looking after it like a pet. He later released the animal unharmed. This behaviour has only been recorded once before by Professor Barbara Fruth at this site.
Photograph: Christian Ziegler/2023 Nature inFocus Photography Awards #naturephotography
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Las imagenes ganadoras de los 2022 Nature inFocus Photography Awards.
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Nature inFocus Still Accepting Photo Contest Entries Until July 31, 2022 — Nature inFocus
Nature inFocus Still Accepting Photo Contest Entries Until July 31, 2022 — Nature inFocus
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