A curious leopard seal, a big cat chilling like a house cat, and a hawk's evening meal.
ArticleBody:In a village where forests once grew, a tiger lounges on a grassy hillside. India's Western Ghats has a stable population of the majestic big cats, but nearby development has impacted the area's overall tiger population. Using a drone, Robin Darius Conz captured a compelling image that illustrates this ongoing clash between humans and wildlife.
Credit: Igor Metelskiy / Wildlife Photographer of the Year 'Wetland Wrestle by Karine Aigner'Karine Aigner recognises the skin of a yellow anaconda as it coils itself around the snout of a yacaré caiman. The tour group Karine was leading had stopped to photograph some marsh deer when she noticed an odd shape floating in the water. Through binoculars, Karine quickly recognised the reptiles and watched as they struggled with each other.
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