Photographers Captures The Most Funny Wildlife Images

Almost Time to Get Up

• Photograph: Charlie Davidson
• Place: Newport News, Virginia, US

It’s a mocking bird!

• Photograph: Sally Lloyd-Jones
• Place: Near Kirkcudbright, Scotland

COVID Hair

• Photograph: Gail Bisson
• Place: Florida

I Had To Stay Late At Work

• Photograph: Luis Burgue
• Place: Patagonia (Isla Escondida)

Smiley

• Photograph: Arthur Telle Thiemenn
• Place: Canary Islands

Lamentation!

• Photograph: Jacques Poulard
• Place: Spitzbergen, Norway

Tough Negotiations

• Photograph: Ayala Fishaimer
• Place: Israel

Having A Laugh

• Photograph: Ken Crossan
• Place: Caithness, Scotland

Spreading the Wildlife Gossip

• Photograph: Bernhard Esterer
• Place: Kalahari Desert

Hide And Seek

• Photograph: Tim Hearn
• Place: Devon, England

Tern Tuning Its Wings

• Photograph: Danielle D’Ermo
• Place: Florida

Social distance, please!

• Photograph: Petr Sochman
• Place: Kaudulla national park, Sri Lanka

Seriously, Would You Share Some?

• Photograph: Krisztina Scheeff
• Place: Scotland

Hi Y’all

• Photograph: Eric Fisher
• Place: Alaska

Caught In The Act

• Photograph: Mary McGowan
• Place: Florida

Smiling Blue Shark

• Photograph: Tanya Houppermans
• Place: Rhode Island, USA

Peekaboo

• Photograph: Jagdeep Rajput
• Place: Ranthambore National Park, India

Just Chillin’

• Photograph: Jill Neff
• Place: Jackson, Ohio

Doggo

• Photograph: Esa Ringbom
• Place: Kuhmo, Finland

Wait Up Mommy, Look What I Got For You!

• Photograph: Kunal Gupta
• Place: Kaziranga, India

Macaque Striking A Pose

• Photograph: Luis Martí
• Place: Uluwatu Temple, Bali

Laughing hippo

• Photograph: Manoj Shah
• Place: Masai Mara national reserve, Kenya

Boredom

• Photograph: Marcus Westberg
• Place: Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Uganda

O sole mio

• Photograph: Roland Kranitz
• Place: Hungary

The Inside Joke

• Photograph: Femke van Willigen
• Place: Espelo, Netherlands

Socially Uninhibited

• Photograph: Martin Grace
• Place: River Chobe, Botswana

I Think This Tire’s Gonna Be Flat

• Photograph: Kay Kotzian
• Place: Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Outsourcing Seatbelt Checks

• Photograph: Graeme Guy
• Place: Masai Mara, Kenya

Fish Head

• Photograph: Nick Kelley
• Place: Unknown

Strange Flamingo Formation

• Photograph: Robert Haas
• Place: Mexico

Mantis On Natural Bike

• Photograph: Eco Suparman
• Place: Indonesia

Woodpecker Ride

• Photograph: Martin Le-May
• Place: Essex, England

Alpaca Head

• Fun fact: Alpacas would have been domesticated more than 6,000 years ago
• Fun fact: Alpacas always poop in the same spot

Mouse Star

• Photograph: Annah Ross
• Funny Situation: The mouse was probably waiting for the “Cheese”!

Shark High-Five

• Photograph: Paul Spielvogel
• Place: Bahamas

Chilling Kangaroo

• Photograph: Graham McGeorge
• Species: Red kangaroo

Wildlife PhotograBear

• Photograph: Roie Galitz
• Place: Svalbard, Norway

Last Breath

• Photograph: Adrian Hirschi
• Place: Kariba Lake, Zimbabwe

Infanticides between hippopotamuses are rare, but they can result from overpopulation stress. When their day-resting pool begins to dry up, overpopulation can become problematic. Also, in order to increase his chances of reproduction, a male may decide to prey on young hippos that are not his own.