Wildlife Photographer of the Year shortlist unveiled
The images of the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition highlight the challenges and beauty of nature, including a photo of a polar bear looking out from a hole in the Arctic ice among more than 65,000 entries from 121 countries. The selected images feature scenes of endangered animals such as a griffon vulture over a crocodile carcass in Brazil, a woodpecker cleaning its bill on a rhinoceros hide, a frog attempting to catch a butterfly, as well as unconventional photos like a brown bear riding a bicycle inside a circus ring in Qatar. The competition emphasizes the importance of protecting nature amid increasing pressures, with the winners announced on October 13, and an exhibition running until July 2027.
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