Photos and videos of our amazing 2D residents
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Upside down, view is better:
Ils se sentent utiles comme la mouche du coche :
They feel useful like the fly on the wall:
fable Jean de La Fontaine : le coche et la mouche du coche...
They feel useful like the fly on the wall:
fable Jean de La Fontaine : le coche et la mouche du coche...
Some wonderful photos here... may they make your heart a little lighter and brighter today 
Narrowed down from thousands of entries submitted by professional and amateur photographers from around the world, the competition aims to celebrate the hilarity of our natural wildlife.
Co-founded in 2015 by professional photographers Paul Joynson-Hicks and Tom Sullam, the competition aims to focus "on the lighter, humorous side of wildlife photography but also [with] an important role in promoting wildlife conservation at its heart".
"With so much going on in the world, we could all use a bumper dose of fun and laughter and this year's finalists have definitely delivered that," Sullam said in a statement.
"When you see these amazing photographs like the one of an elephant seal, trying to use his neighbour’s head as a pillow (and we’ve all been there) or a wallaby at sunset, seemingly about to launch another wallaby into space, it makes you smile and wonder at the incredible animals that are on this earth with us."
The winners will be announced on 8 December.
The finalists of the 2022 Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards
A fake smile from a lioness, a raccoon waving to the camera and a galloping farting zebra are among the 40 images shortlisted for this year's Comedy Wildlife Photo awards.Narrowed down from thousands of entries submitted by professional and amateur photographers from around the world, the competition aims to celebrate the hilarity of our natural wildlife.
Co-founded in 2015 by professional photographers Paul Joynson-Hicks and Tom Sullam, the competition aims to focus "on the lighter, humorous side of wildlife photography but also [with] an important role in promoting wildlife conservation at its heart".
"With so much going on in the world, we could all use a bumper dose of fun and laughter and this year's finalists have definitely delivered that," Sullam said in a statement.
"When you see these amazing photographs like the one of an elephant seal, trying to use his neighbour’s head as a pillow (and we’ve all been there) or a wallaby at sunset, seemingly about to launch another wallaby into space, it makes you smile and wonder at the incredible animals that are on this earth with us."
The winners will be announced on 8 December.
Photos Exploring the Diversity of the World’s Most Obscure Species
The compound eyes of a cynipid wasp (unidentified species). Some insects have simple eyes in addition to compound eyes, three of which can be seen on the top of this wasp’s head.
© Tomas Rak:
Segmentation, a distinguishing feature of the annelids is clearly visible here.
© Alexander Semenov:
Nudibranchs, together with a huge variety of other marine mollusks, are commonly known as sea slugs (Coryphella polaris).
© Alexander Semenov:
A jellyfish (Bougainvillia superciliris) with a hitchhiking amphipod (Hyperia galba).
© Alexander Semenov:
The compound eyes of a cynipid wasp (unidentified species). Some insects have simple eyes in addition to compound eyes, three of which can be seen on the top of this wasp’s head.
© Tomas Rak:
Segmentation, a distinguishing feature of the annelids is clearly visible here.
© Alexander Semenov:
Nudibranchs, together with a huge variety of other marine mollusks, are commonly known as sea slugs (Coryphella polaris).
© Alexander Semenov:
A jellyfish (Bougainvillia superciliris) with a hitchhiking amphipod (Hyperia galba).
© Alexander Semenov:
My lord, these pictures are fantastic. They made me smile. Some are hilarious, like this one:Some wonderful photos here... may they make your heart a little lighter and brighter today
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The finalists of the 2022 Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards
A fake smile from a lioness, a raccoon waving to the camera and a galloping farting zebra are among the 40 images shortlisted for this year's Comedy Wildlife Photo awards.
Narrowed down from thousands of entries submitted by professional and amateur photographers from around the world, the competition aims to celebrate the hilarity of our natural wildlife.
Co-founded in 2015 by professional photographers Paul Joynson-Hicks and Tom Sullam, the competition aims to focus "on the lighter, humorous side of wildlife photography but also [with] an important role in promoting wildlife conservation at its heart".
"With so much going on in the world, we could all use a bumper dose of fun and laughter and this year's finalists have definitely delivered that," Sullam said in a statement.
"When you see these amazing photographs like the one of an elephant seal, trying to use his neighbour’s head as a pillow (and we’ve all been there) or a wallaby at sunset, seemingly about to launch another wallaby into space, it makes you smile and wonder at the incredible animals that are on this earth with us."
The winners will be announced on 8 December.
But all are stupendous, magical. Really beautiful!