When you think of wildlife photography, you might conjure thoughts of cheetahs sprinting across the open savanna or polar bears feasting on a whale carcass, but nature is everywhere. Nature is in your ...

Each year, photographers across Britain—and, unknowingly, Britain’s wildlife— vie for the attention of the British Wildlife Photography Awards, a competition celebrating the Britain’s biodiversity.

From a clever fox to a roaring deer, the images honored in this year’s British Wildlife Photography Awards contest capture the beauty in the natural world—even amid the hustle and bustle of city ...

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The British Wildlife Photography Awards was founded in 2009 and beyond fostering the talents of wildlife photographers throughout the United Kingdom, it aims to "Raise awareness about British ...

Sir David Attenborough takes us on a journey through Britain's wildlife. It's celebrating the natural wonders of Britain, as you've never seen them before. When you purchase through links on our site, ...

The African Gray Parrots love to shout expletives and squawk swear words. The birds learn through mimicry so the park put the parrots with a large flock that doesn't know curse words. Good morning, ...

The winners of this year's British Wildlife Photography Awards Link Copied! A reindeer roaring through the rain, pigeons eyeing a bag of fries -- see the photos shot by photographers of all ages that ...

The winning photographs highlight the diversity of animal and plant life in Britain as well as the often hidden behaviors of wild creatures Carlyn Kranking - Associate Web Editor, Science Appearing in ...

The best wildlife photography can make the familiar appear strange, but it can also make the secret lives of animals feel quite comparable to our own. Now, the British Wildlife Photography Awards have ...

Good morning, I'm Steve Inskeep. A British wildlife park has eight birds that have not been on their best behaviour. The African grey parrots love to shout expletives and squawk swearwords. The highly ...