Its toxic venom can be deadly to mammals including humans but it also has medicinal uses. In images the winning photos of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Ángel Fitor photographed a fight between males. Confrontation by Ángel Fitor In this image two male cichlid fish are fighting jaw to jaw for a snail shell. What is inside the halfburied shell that you can see below A female ready to lay eggs. For three weeks the Spanish photographer Ángel Fitor surveyed the bed of a lake in East Africa in search of these types of disputes . The bites and shoves between males last until the weaker fish gives in and retreats.

This fight ended in seconds but it was enough for Ángel to photograph the contest. In images the winning photos of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Adam Oswell worked to show the hidden side of educational shows. An Elephant in the Living photo background removing Room by Adam Oswell One of the photographs that seeks to awaken our conscience this year is that of the Australian Adam Oswell. He infiltrated shows that promote themselves as educational but represent the worst of our relationship with the animal kingdom.



The training for this type of shows generally begins with the separation of the puppy from its mother and with the application of continuous physical punishment for its training. In in captivity than living in their habitat less than something that will continue to happen as long as people continue to consume these types of events. When choosing the photo the contest jury noted that the public could have been any of us in practically any zoo without knowing the damage we caused. In images the winning photos of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year The road to ruin was captured by the Spanish Javier Lafuente.

Its toxic venom can be deadly to mammals including humans but it also has medicinal uses. In images the winning photos of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Ángel Fitor photographed a fight between males. Confrontation by Ángel Fitor In this image two male cichlid fish are fighting jaw to jaw for a snail shell. What is inside the halfburied shell that you can see below A female ready to lay eggs. For three weeks the Spanish photographer Ángel Fitor surveyed the bed of a lake in East Africa in search of these types of disputes . The bites and shoves between males last until the weaker fish gives in and retreats.

This fight ended in seconds but it was enough for Ángel to photograph the contest. In images the winning photos of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Adam Oswell worked to show the hidden side of educational shows. An Elephant in the Living photo background removing Room by Adam Oswell One of the photographs that seeks to awaken our conscience this year is that of the Australian Adam Oswell. He infiltrated shows that promote themselves as educational but represent the worst of our relationship with the animal kingdom.



The training for this type of shows generally begins with the separation of the puppy from its mother and with the application of continuous physical punishment for its training. In in captivity than living in their habitat less than something that will continue to happen as long as people continue to consume these types of events. When choosing the photo the contest jury noted that the public could have been any of us in practically any zoo without knowing the damage we caused. In images the winning photos of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year The road to ruin was captured by the Spanish Javier Lafuente.