![“Playgroup” – Japanese macaques on Awaji Island, Japan. The gold winner in the behaviour – mammals category. (Photo by Hidetoshi Ogata/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/31/ca/0006ca31_medium.jpeg)
“Playgroup” – Japanese macaques on Awaji Island, Japan. The gold winner in the behaviour – mammals category. (Photo by Hidetoshi Ogata/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![“Danger in the mud” – a crocodile at Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe. The grand prize winner. (Photo by Jens Cullmann/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/32/ca/0006ca32_medium.jpeg)
“Danger in the mud” – a crocodile at Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe. The grand prize winner. (Photo by Jens Cullmann/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![Snow Leopard in the Indian Himalayas. The gold winner in the animals in their habitats category. (Photo by Sascha Fonseca/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/33/ca/0006ca33_medium.jpeg)
Snow Leopard in the Indian Himalayas. The gold winner in the animals in their habitats category. (Photo by Sascha Fonseca/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![“Ride on you” – a Japanese stream toad in the Owase Mountains in Mie, Japan. The winner in the behaviour – amphibians and reptiles category. (Photo by Ikuma Norihiro/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/34/ca/0006ca34_medium.jpeg)
“Ride on you” – a Japanese stream toad in the Owase Mountains in Mie, Japan. The winner in the behaviour – amphibians and reptiles category. (Photo by Ikuma Norihiro/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![“I’m Coming for You” – a Male Hooded Merganser in Huntley Meadows Park, US. The winner in the behaviour – birds category. (Photo by Charles Schmidt/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/35/ca/0006ca35_medium.jpeg)
“I’m Coming for You” – a Male Hooded Merganser in Huntley Meadows Park, US. The winner in the behaviour – birds category. (Photo by Charles Schmidt/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![“The ghost of the rocks” – a Red crab (Grapsus adscensionis) on La Gomera Island, Spain. The gold winner in the behaviour – invertebrates category. (Photo by Javier Herranz Casellas/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/36/ca/0006ca36_medium.jpeg)
“The ghost of the rocks” – a Red crab (Grapsus adscensionis) on La Gomera Island, Spain. The gold winner in the behaviour – invertebrates category. (Photo by Javier Herranz Casellas/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![“Vulnerable” – an iguana on Grenada Island, West Indies. The gold winner in the black and white category. (Photo by Alain Ernoult/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/37/ca/0006ca37_medium.jpeg)
“Vulnerable” – an iguana on Grenada Island, West Indies. The gold winner in the black and white category. (Photo by Alain Ernoult/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![“Underwater colorful snowstorm” – spawning coral in the Red Sea. The gold winner in the nature art category. (Photo by Tom Shlesinger/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/38/ca/0006ca38_medium.jpeg)
“Underwater colorful snowstorm” – spawning coral in the Red Sea. The gold winner in the nature art category. (Photo by Tom Shlesinger/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![“Injured fur seal” – an Australian fur seal off Port Kembla, NSW. The gold winner in the nature photojournalism category. (Photo by Nicolas & Léna Remy/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/39/ca/0006ca39_medium.jpeg)
“Injured fur seal” – an Australian fur seal off Port Kembla, NSW. The gold winner in the nature photojournalism category. (Photo by Nicolas & Léna Remy/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![“Tree of life” – a fallen Eucalyptus tree in Mount Barker, Western Australia. The gold winner in the plants and fungi category. (Photo by Julie Kenny/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/3a/ca/0006ca3a_medium.jpeg)
“Tree of life” – a fallen Eucalyptus tree in Mount Barker, Western Australia. The gold winner in the plants and fungi category. (Photo by Julie Kenny/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![“The guts” – inside a glacier at Solheimajokull, South Iceland. The gold winner in the people and nature category. (Photo by Virgil Reglioni/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/3b/ca/0006ca3b_medium.jpeg)
“The guts” – inside a glacier at Solheimajokull, South Iceland. The gold winner in the people and nature category. (Photo by Virgil Reglioni/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![Harlequin shrimps, Hymenocera picta, photographed with the snoot on the blue seastar, Linkia laevigata, in Lembeh strait, Indonesia. The gold winner in the underwater category. (Photo by Adriano Morettin/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/3c/ca/0006ca3c_medium.jpeg)
Harlequin shrimps, Hymenocera picta, photographed with the snoot on the blue seastar, Linkia laevigata, in Lembeh strait, Indonesia. The gold winner in the underwater category. (Photo by Adriano Morettin/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![“The Grand Tetons” – at Grand Teton Peak Wyoming, US. The gold winner in the planet Earth’s landscapes and environments category. (Photo by Jake Moshe/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/3d/ca/0006ca3d_medium.jpeg)
“The Grand Tetons” – at Grand Teton Peak Wyoming, US. The gold winner in the planet Earth’s landscapes and environments category. (Photo by Jake Moshe/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
![The home of the kestrel a Common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria. The gold winner in the urban wildlife category. (Photo by Vladislav Tasev/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/3e/ca/0006ca3e_medium.jpeg)
The home of the kestrel a Common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria. The gold winner in the urban wildlife category. (Photo by Vladislav Tasev/World Nature Photography Awards 2022)
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