Lumix's People's Choice Awards 2019 - Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Favourites
Several mind blowing photos were showcased in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year. Here are a few.
Station Squabble
Rowley said the mice were involved in a tussle for crumbs, even though it looks like they were dancing.
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Captive
Westberg captured clearly China's lack of a realistic plan to breed and raise pandas for rehabilitation in the wild.
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A pulsing sea
Doubilet portrayed the intricate way in which marine society mirrors our human one.
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Ocean's signature
The image captured by Angel in the waters off of Alicante, Spain shows a salp chain twisting and turning to form whimsical shapes while immersed in a strong current.
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Inquisitive
After three years of planning, Audun was finally able to capture this majestic bird of prey entertaining its curiosity of the camera and enjoying its time in the spotlight.
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The surrogate mother
Buzora captured an image of an orphaned black rhino named Kitui showing affection to its surrogate mother Elias Mugambi, the wildlife ranger of Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in northern Kenya.
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Tender play
Steve spotted this mother polar bear and her two cubs in March after 10 days of searching for them. They had recently left their den in Wapusk National Park, Canada so their mother could feed and the cubs could play.
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Beak to beak
Koob captured this breathtaking moment between a five-day-old chick and its mother in their home amongst Mexico's largest flock of Caribbean flamingos.
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Training session
Christmann came across this penguin couple in Atka Bay, Antarctica, seemingly with an egg. Upon closer inspection he discovered the egg was a snowball! This is possibly the first time a practice session of transferring eggs between penguin couples ever been witnessed and documented.
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Big ears
Maleev was on a summer expedition to the Gobi Desert when he happened upon a long-eared jerboa. Though the nocturnal animal uses the large ears to dispel heat, it is probably tired of hearing everything that goes on in the Gobi desert.
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