Cackling seals and VERY frisky monkeys among hilarious finalists in the 2019 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2020
MONKEYS engaging in some frisky activities and a sea turtle flipping off the camera are among the hilarious snaps leading a competition to celebrate some of wildlife’s funniest moments.
The snaps show some of the most loved animals doing peculiar things like lions sharing a gossip and a giraffe photobombing another.
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards seeks to celebrate the funny side of wildlife and raise awareness for conserving endangered animals.
These are some of the best and funny pictures from this year’s list.
Monkey business
You must be having a laugh
You seek, I’ll hide
I’ve got you babe
Photo bombed
Strike a pose
What a year!
Get out!
Innovative Swing
Eye see you
She’s a real lady
Wakey wakey!
Lazy day
I’ve got the power!
Scratch your itch
Look, let’s make a deal
These two seem to be engaged in serious negotiations. [/caption]Kings of gossip
“Well, Nala told me…”[/caption]Selfie Cat
This tiger appears to be taking a glamorous selfie. [/caption]A pat on the back
This elephant appears to be congratulating its young.[/caption]Talk to the hands
Are these parrots engaged in a heated arguement?[/caption]Share the joke
A laughing young hippo appears to be telling its mother a joke.[/caption]Bad hair day
This reddish egret looks like it woke up on the wrong side. [/caption]Gotcha!
A lion cub creeps up on another in a hide and seek[/caption]On yer bike!
These monkeys are ready for a spin around town. [/caption]Say cheese!
This sparisoma looks happy to show off its dashing smile.[/caption]Pelican magic
This pelican seems to be practicing a magical spell.[/caption]Smile for the camera
These dwarf mongooses give the photography an adorable smile.[/caption]An icy nap
A polar bear takes a break [/caption]“Can we take a break please?”
This penguin appears to be sick and tired of all the walking.[/caption]Most read in News
The competition, held online and open for global entries is held annually.
It was founded by Paul Joyson Hicks and Tom Sullam, who are photographers and conservationists.
The winners of the award will be announced in October.