10 hilarious unseen photos from the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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Two bears appear to converse with each other
"Bear Jokes" by Sidra Monreal Burshteyn.

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25 award-winning photos from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest show the beauty and fragility of animals in the wild

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An Adélie penguin approaches an emperor penguin and its chick during feeding time in Antarctica's Atka Bay.
Location: Atka Bay, Antarctica.

Stefan Christmann/Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Check out this huge Jurassic sea-monster skull that just went on display

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A top shot shows Sir David Attenborough standing next to the fossil of the pliosaur, which is about seven feet long.
The skull of the pliosaur is seen here next to David Attenborough, BBC presenter, who is presenting a documentary about the find.

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The best landscape photos of the year

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El Chalten, Patagonia.
El Chalten, Patagonia.

Matt Meisenheimer/The 10th International Landscape Photographer of the Year

National Geographic unveiled its Pictures of the Year. Here are 7 of the most stunning wildlife photos.

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Field specialists examine a North Island brown kiwi.
Field specialists examine a North Island brown kiwi.

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Australia says it's going to shoot wild horses from helicopters in a bid to cull 14,000 of them

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Brumbies running in the snow.
Wild horses are called brumbies in Australia, and can often be seen as pests.

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Penguins arguing, a sleepy polar bear, and a happy turtle are in the running for wildlife photo of the year, and you can vote on them

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A turtle lets a dragonfly balance on its face instead of immediately eating it, it's mouth open in what looks like a gleeful grin.
The photographer described this shot as "a moment of peaceful coexistence."

Tzahi Finkelstein / Wildlife Photographer of the Year

I was offered a free trip to Finland to learn how to be happy — one of my biggest takeaways was the importance of being grateful for what you have

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Akso Heart in Finland
Akso Heart in Finland.

Akso Heart

The Future Supercontinent Will Be Way Too Hot for Mammals to Survive, Study Says

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Mammals are halfway through their era on this planet. We’ve existed about 250 million years since mammals evolved on earth and we only have another 250 million left before most of the world is no longer habitable.

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A mysterious Arctic shark that can live for 500 years got lost and ended up swimming in the balmy waters of the Caribbean, scientists say

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A Greenland shark picture taken at the floe edge of the Admiralty Inlet, Nunavut, 2007.

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