Top 10 mesmerising Photos from the 2024 Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Top 10 mesmerising Photos from the 2024 Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Sheetal Kumari

August  30, 2024

Two tawny owls nuzzle on a branch in Munich’s Maximiliansanlagen Park. Photographer Sasha Jumanca was amazed to find them in this urban setting.

Representative Image: Sasha Jumanca/ Natural History Museum

William Fortescue captured a dramatic moment between two lions mating under stormy skies, where the female ends the encounter with an overly eager male.

Representative Image: William Fortescue/ Natural History Museum

Named after Bowie’s alter ego, the David Bowie spider is found in Malaysia’s rainforests. Lam Soon Tak photographed one guarding eggs on a riverbank branch.

Representative Image: Lam Soon Tak/ Natural History Museum

On the Mongolian Plateau under the moonlight, Xingchao Zhu photographed a Pallas’s cat with its prey, a Mongolian lark, just before dawn.

Representative Image: Xingchao Zhu/ Natural History Museum

In Brazil’s Pantanal, Ian Ford captured a jaguar’s skull-crushing bite on a yacare caiman after a radio alert led him to the riverbank.

Representative Image: Ian Ford/ Natural History Museum

Jose Manuel Grandio captured a stoat mid-air on his last trip, seeing it as exuberance, though it could also be due to a parasitic infection.

Representative Image: Jose Manuel Grandio/ Natural History Museum

After pollution cleanup, Jason Gulley captured a heartwarming moment of a manatee mother and calf in Crystal River, showcasing their joyful rebound with bubbles and expressions.

Representative Image: Jason Gulley/ Natural History Museum

Georgina Steytler captured the intense mating battle of Dawon’s burrowing bees, with males swarming a solitary female, using a long lens to capture the details.

Representative Image: Georgina Steytler/ Natural History Museum

Tommy Trenchard photographed a requiem shark’s final moments aboard Greenpeace’s Arctic Sunrise, highlighting the issue of bycatch in industrial-scale fishing and poor regulation.

Representative Image: Tommy Trenchard/ Natural History Museum

Shreyovi Mehta captured two silhouetted peahens at dawn in Keoladeo National Park, India, crouching low to create this dream-like image.

Representative Image: Shreyovi Mehta/ Natural History Museum

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