The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Images that celebrate wildlife experiences and raise awareness for The Born Free Foundation that works to protect species in the wild.

Thu 3 Dec 2015

Winner. Photograph: Julian Rad /Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Silver runner-up. Photograph: William Richardson/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Bronze runner-up. Photograph: Oliver Dreike/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Highly commended. Photograph: Julian Rad/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Highly commended. Photograph: Charlie Davidson/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Highly commended. Photograph: Graham McGeorge/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Highly commended. Photograph: Jule Hunt/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Highly commended. Photograph: Marc Mol/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Highly commended. Photograph: Megan Lorenz/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Highly commended. Photograph: Tony Dilger/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Highly commended. Photograph: Mohammed Alnaser/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Highly commended. Photograph: Yuzuru Masuda/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Highly commended. Photograph: Alison Buttigieg/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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