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19659001 by Bambang Wirawan, winner of the Student’s Choice Award. 19659003(Image credit: Bambang Wirawan) 19659004 19459174 Jaw-dropping images catching the natural world, consisting of an aging captive tiger in addition to an elephant learning plastic, have actually been exposed as the winners and runners-up of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation’s 2025 Environmental Photography Award. 19659005 The yearly photography competitors is divided into 5 classifications: Polar Wonders, Into the Forest, Ocean Worlds, Humanity versus Nature, and Change Makers: Reasons for Hope. 19659006 A shot of marine worms pressing plumes of sand from the tops of their cone-shaped burrows, caught by Angel Fitor in Spain in 2023, won the Ocean Worlds classification and the total grand reward, the structure revealed Tuesday (May 6). 19659007 Fitor stated in 19459176 a declaration 19459177 (Image credit: Angel Fitor) 19659010 by Angel Fitor, winner of the Overall Grand Prize and winner of the
Ocean Worlds classification. Runners-up in this classification consisted of a picture of a small octopus delicately stabilized on top of jellyfish-like animals called salps, snapped in the Philippines in 2024 by 19459176 Pietro Formis 19459177, and a spooky picture of a leafy sea dragon off the Australian coast, photographed by 19459176 Daniel Sly in 2024. The winning image in the Polar Wonders classification was an amazing shot of a lion’s hair jellyfish. The picture was removed the coast of Greenland in 2019 by Galice Hoarau 19459177.19459041 Hoarau stated in the 19459176 declaration 19659013 Related: Galaxy gallery: See breathtaking pictures of our galaxy 19659015 19659016 Get the world’s most remarkable discoveries provided directly to your inbox. A melting iceberg wandering in the waters off Iceland, taken by Michaël Arzur in 2024, and a fight in between 2 female musk oxen( 19459185 Ovibos moschatus 19459186 in Norway, snapped by 19459176 Miquel Angel Artús Illana in 2021, were called runners-up in this classification. 19459175 19459164 19659018 (Image credit: Galice Hoarau) 19659019 by Galice Hoarau, winner in the Polar Wonders classification. A picture recording a strong battle in between 2 male stag beetles, taken by 19459176 Iacopo Nerozzi in Italy in 2022, won the Into the Forest classification. 19659021 Nerozzi stated in the declaration 19459177 David Herasimtschuk 19459177’s picture of an adult and a number of juvenile coho salmon ( 19459185 Oncorhynchus kisutch 19459186, taken in the U.S. Pacific Northwest in 2023, and Santiago J. Monroy García ‘s photo of an Andean bear( 19459185 Tremarctos ornatus prowling in the Colombian forest, caught in 2023, were called runners-up. 19459175 19459164 (Image credit: Iacopo Nerozzi) by Iacopo Nerozzi, winner in the Into the Forest classification. 19659025 In the Humanity versus Nature classification, the winner was a photo taken by 19459176 Amy Jones 19459177 in 2023. It reveals a senior female Indo-Chinese tiger( 19459185 Panthera tigris corbetti) 19459186 called Salamas on a tiger farm in northern Thailand. Jones stated in the 19459176 declaration 19459177 19659026 A picture of an Asian elephant ( 19459185 Elephas maximus 19459186 learning a soup of plastic waste in Sri Lanka, taken by 19459176 Lakshitha Karunarathna in 2023, and a picture of rattlesnakes accumulated in a pit in Texas, taken by Javier Aznar in 2020, were the runners-up. 19459175 1945916419659027 (Image credit: Amy Jones) 19659028 by Amy Jones, winner in the Humanity versus Nature classification. 19659029 The winner of the Change Makers: Reasons for Hope classification was a picture of a child loggerhead sea turtle ( Caretta caretta that Fitor took in a healing center in Spain in 2022. The runners-up were 2 pictures of fixed up armadillos and anteaters, both by Fernando Faciole 19659030 Faciole’s picture of a South American tapir ( 19459185 Tapirus terrestris recuperating from serious burn injuries in Brazil in 2024 won the general public Award, while the Student’s Choice Award winner was Bambang Wirawan’s photo of a Sumatran tiger ( Panthera tigris sumatrae in Indonesia, photographed from inside the bloody chest of its victim. 19459175
19459164 (Image credit: Angel Fitor) by Angel Fitor, winner in the Change Makers: Reasons for Hope classification. Ami Vitale , a National Geographic professional photographer and documentary filmmaker and president of the awards’ jury, stated in the declaration. 19659034 Editor’s Note: This story was upgraded on May 12 at 6:46 p.m. EDT to alter the heading and story, keeping in mind that a person of the images reveals a starving tiger, not a lion as was formerly specified. 19659035 19459174 Jess Thomson is a self-employed reporter. She formerly worked as a science press reporter for Newsweek, and has actually likewise composed for publications consisting of VICE, The Guardian, The Cut, and Inverse. Jess holds a Biological Sciences degree from the University of Oxford, where she specialised in animal habits and ecology. 19659036 Find out more 19459207
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