The London Natural History Museum’s annual competition received nearly 39,000 entries this year.
A German photographer’s stunning image of "the ghost of the mountains" has emerged as a fan favorite for the 2023 Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards.
due to their camouflage and stealth, as well as scarce numbers, in remote, rugged habitats," the museum said in a release. "With an estimate of only 6,500 adults living in the wild, these big cats face the threats of poaching, habitat loss and human-animal conflict." The museum also shared four other "Highly Commended" finalists who submitted extraordinary work. Those include:"Holding on"
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