1. “Laughing Seal — Oh, I just got it!” by Brian Valente
2. The overall winner of the 2018 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards was a photo of an expressive squirrel.
3. Check out the eyes on that owl.
4. Krisztina Scheeff, a finalist in the 2020 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards, captured a greedy Atlantic puffin in “Seriously, Would You Share Some?”
5. These bears appear to be excellent dancers.
6. Photographer Barney Koszalka captured a battle of wits between moose.
7. These primates were up to some monkey business.
8. Squirrels can be incredibly flexible.
9. The overall winner of the 2017 Wildlife Comedy Photography Awards shows an owl struggling to keep his grip as his owl friends look the other way.
10. A green turtle pushed a a Napoleon maori wrasse out of the way in Queensland, Australia.
11. This photo is cheekily named “Outsourcing Seatbelt Checks.”
12. A Calumma nasutum, also known as a nose-horned chameleon, danced on the end of a branch in Andasibe, Madagascar.
13. “Hitching A Ride” by Daisy Gilardini was Highly Commended in the 2017 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.
14. Reuters chose this photo of birds on the back of a zebra as one of the best animal photos of 2018.
15. A red deer in the early morning mist made for a dramatic silhouette.
16. Shivang Mehta’s photo of a young tiger cub hunting a deer won second place in the “Animals in their Environment” category of the 2018 Siena International Photo Awards.
17. The 2017 Photo of the Year in the Siena International Photo Awards was “Sand Hill Cranes” by Randy Olson.
18. A brightly colored kingfisher bird was photographed in Croatia by Petar Sabol.
19. Yarin Klein captured a goofy brown bear in “We All Have That Friend.”
20. The grand title winner of the 2018 Wildlife Photographer of the Year was Marsel van Oosten’s “The Golden Couple.”