Funny pictures of wild animals 'make' you laugh

Funny pictures of wild animals 'make' you laugh

 

The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards is an annual wildlife photography competition. Happy moments, adorable actions of wild animals from all over the world are captured through the 'magical' camera angle of the photographers.

 

A canned fish taken in Curao, Netherlands. Photo: The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021

 

The award was founded in 2015 by two British photographers, Tom Sullam and Paul Joynson-Hicks, to raise awareness about wildlife conservation.

 

Recently, the organizers of the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards have announced 42 finalists, out of a total of more than 7,000 entries submitted to the competition from around the world.

 

 

Gray seal giggling in Ravenscar, England. Photo: The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021

 

 

Two Kamchatka brown bears dancing in the Kamchatka peninsula, Russia. Photo: The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021

 

Starling with a 'scowl' face in Rietvlei, South Africa. Photo: The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021

 

 

Baboon with a tight high-pitched voice. Photo: The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021

 

 

Panda cubs whispering stories to each other in Kassel, Germany. Photo: The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021

 

 

Monkey riding a giraffe on a pilgrimage in Uganda. Photo: The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021

 

 

Two kangaroos look like they're dancing, but they're actually fighting in Perth, Western Australia. Photo: The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2021

 

About 10% of the total net sales from this year's competition will be donated to Save Wild Orangutans, a charity dedicated to saving and protecting primates.

 

 

The top winning photo will be announced on October 22, 2021. The top prize is a trip to the Maasai Mara reserve in Kenya for wildlife photography.

 

In 2020, the overall winner of the contest is photographer Mark Fitzpatrick's photo with a picture of sea turtles bouncing around in the water.

 

Photo by Mark Fitzpatrick / Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards 2020

 

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