Stunning photos in National Geographic competition

Bonobo chimpanzee looks blankly at the camera, swimming stingrays, or kangaroo I stick my head out of my mother's bag . are amazing photos of a prestigious beauty contest of exotic and wonderful beauty nature of nature.

This is a picture of "Wrapped in spider web after flooding in Pakistan" .Photo taken on December 7, 2010 by photographer Russell Watkins.Millions of spiders have climbed the tree to escape the rising floodwaters, making many plants a spider web.People in the area have never seen this phenomenon before.

The photo is called "Bonobo Portrait" by a photographer
Graham McGeorge.Photo taken at Jacksonville Zoo, Florida.

Brent Lukey's photo "A look from inside a bag".A baby Kangaroo pokes his head out of the bag in front of his mother's stomach.Kangaroo is usually in the mother's bag until it feels safe to go out (7 to 10 months old).

Photo of Jimmy Tohill capturing a cat with a ear-wrenching cat in discomfort with the mosquitoes, in the late summer sunshine in Alaska.

"The photo was taken in Hawaii. One morning I went for a walk and suddenly saw something on a giant palm tree. I approached and saw this small gecko. Startled by my appearance. Once again I peeked out and checked, if I saw that I was still there, it would come back in. We played this game for a while until I took this picture, " author Lorenzo. Menendez said.

Works "hammerhead fish" - (author: Raul Boesel)

"Sea lion playing" - author: Michael Patrick O'Neill.This is an Australian sea lion, an endangered species.Photographers take them when they are swimming and playing in shallow waters in Hopkins Island, southern Australia.

Works "Confront" - author: David Litchfield. Photos taken
Diver confronts a white shark.

"Ice bubble" - author: Emmanuel Coupe-Kalomiris. The photograph
in winter in a arid area in the Canadian Rockies when the temperature is below -30 degrees C.

Works "Cloud" - (author: Dmitry Gorilovskiy)

The work "Stingray" - author: Gazzaroli Claudio. "This picture I took in Cayman Island (near the Caribbean). These beautiful creatures swim very close to me and are extremely friendly, you can touch it. Swimming around dozens of rays is a cover. Very interesting experience ".
photographer said.

A rufous bird perches on pine branches in the evening
Early morning, show off your beautiful breasts.(Photo: Cael Cook)