Laugh with funny gestures of wild animals

The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards - an annual award for photographs of the most humorous and funny wildlife species has received hundreds of unique entries from around the world.

Founded by two wildlife enthusiasts, this competition aims to raise the community's awareness of the wildlife world, with the aim of preserving and saving endangered natural species. threatening their type, quantity, and habitat.

Humor is an indispensable element in each of our lives. The animal world too, they also have very lovely and funny gestures. As a rule, all photos must be natural shots of the most strange and funny moments of the animals.

Judge judges include research experts on animal life in the natural world, comedian Hugh Dennis, the wild nature host Kate Humble, African landscape photographer Tom Sullam , animal wildlife photographer and Comedy Wildlife Awards founder - Paul Joynson and Hicks MBE.

The deadline for receiving the entries of the 2016 Wildlife Funny Prize has ended on October 1. And while waiting for upcoming victories, let's explore the best, brightest photos in this year's competition.

Oh, are you surprised?(Photo: Monkia Carrie)

Make a picture to take a picture.(Photo: Mary Swaby)

The toilet is "luxurious" and most convenient to the earth.(Photo: Tom Stables)

What's so funny that my white owl laughed at my eyes?(Photo: Edward Kopeschny)

The season of chestnuts should change to corn.(Photo by Barb D'Arpino)

Waving brains to . conspire.(Photo: Brigitta Moser)

Prepare to stretch, breathe.(Photo: Olivier Steiner)

Lizard warriors.(Photo: Anup Doodhar)

Divine landfall.(Photo: Angela Bohlke)

We have a multi-cast cake.(Photo by Yvette Richard)

Although two but one.(Photo: Barb D'Arpino)

The pelican must have regretted it because of the bite to the mouth and then fell.(Photo: Nicolas de Vaulx)

The horse "cool" on the planet.(Photo: Alexander Pfeiffer)

Stylish camel.

Report why South Africa laughs hard.(Photo: Dutton Robert)

Colorful bees.(Photo: Murray Mcculloch)