#wildlife-photography

#wildlife-photography

This photo of a southern dumpling squid, nicknamed Priscilla, was a winner in the Australian geographic nature photographer of the year awards. The photographer, Peter McGee, took the photo in Sydney, Australia. He said: About the size of a dumpling, the southern dumpling or bobtail squid are treasured photography subjects. These nocturnal creatures emerge cloaked in vivid colours as if wearing shimmering eye makeup. Usually timid, they tend to hide when seen. This one, however, affectionately named Priscilla, happily lingered, posing for a photoshoot Photograph: Peter McGee

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Deadly Lessons shows young cheetahs that have caught a Gunther's dik-dik in Samburu national reserve, Kenya. Marina Cano, from Spain, was highly commended in the mammals' behaviour category for her shot of the three practising their hunting skills while their mother looked on. Photograph: Marina Cano/2025 Wildlife Photographer of the Year

At last the heather moved. A badger's head appeared. Their eyesight is poor, but they can smell you, Jackson says.