World Nature Photography Awards Winners
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•The 2021 World Nature Photography Award winners are stunning
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The World Nature Photography Awards announced the winners of its 2021 photo contest.
Amos Nachoum from the United States won the top cash prize award of $ 1,000 for his image of a leopard seal about to capture a defenseless gentoo penguin.
Other winners include a remarkable shot of a humpback whale just outside New York City , a majestic photo of an orangutan in a river.
The winners of the World Nature Photography Awards have been announced.
This year 's winners include a humpback whale, a rare 'blue morph' Arctic fox and a fully-grown orangutan.
This article originally appeared three years ago . - A contest was held to find this year 's funniest animal photo.
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