12 of Our Favorite Images From the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition
The Natural History Museum in London held its annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, receiving a record number of submissions. Photographers from around the world were recognized for capturing the beauty and complexity of nature through their images. A public exhibition at the museum showcased the work of this year's honorees.
Why it's good news: It highlights the global talent and passion for wildlife photography that inspires people to capture and appreciate the natural world.
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