See the year's best wildlife photos
National Geographic contributor Karine Aigner earned top prize for her photo of mating cactus bees in Texas.
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National Geographic contributor Karine Aigner earned top prize for her photo of mating cactus bees in Texas.
Last month, London's National History Museum announced the photographers who were "highly commended" in their annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition: a collection of stunning, and occasionally harrowing, images of nature worldwide.Today, the winners of the competition are being crowned. Photographers from around the globe are being commended for capturing the depths of nature, from a fairy-tale-esque atmosphere in Mount Olympus, Greece to a giant sea star in Japan's Kinko Bay. Else
Wildlife Photographer of the Year, sponsored by the Natural History Museum, has announced its winners for 2022.
The winners of the Natural History Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition have been announced.
The photographers who shot the most striking images of the year – capturing everything from the terrifying power of nature to the human cost of war and Covid – recall how they were taken and what they tell us