There are plenty of wildlife captured photos which have been taken by skilled photographers around the world. This is about amazing photos collection which won the Comedy Wildlife Photography Award in 2015. This talented photographer is Julian Rad from Austria. He has tried to show most enchanting behaviors of animals such as squirrels, hamsters, and foxes within these photos. These photos are rare and cannot be seen in everywhere.
People are busy with their everyday lifestyles and most of times they do not have enough time to concern about and to be bound with nature. However, we experience certain things happening with nature. The specialty of these photos are it is not an easy task to capture these kind of pictures with animal behaviors. Therefore these photos can be seen as best scene at the right moments.
Possibly a reincarnation of Scrat the saber-tooth squirrel from Ice Age in his latest pursuit of the acorn, and by acorn, we actually mean this nut. Also – striking a majestic yoga pose while at it.
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Suddenly, a wild fox appears who seems to be sharing a personal joke with herself. We aren’t entirely sure why the smiley face, but it is very contagious.
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Lost in meditation this squirrel seems to be making a wish on a flower – “oh, please please please, let my days be filled with nuts and acorns!”
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A wish on a dandelion. We don’t know what sort of wish this hamster is about to make, but we do hope that even his smallest dreams come true.
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This little squirrel seems to be no stranger to the wonders of winter. Though she built herself a companion, she seems to be contemplating whether or not her frosty friend truly needs a nose…
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This fast and furious predator not only looks like he just escaped prison, but he also won the contest of Funny Wildlife Pictures 2015 while doing so. We speculate that it was due to the contents of his cheeks, which remains a mystery up to this day.
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Welcome back to Squirrel Yoga 101, today we have ourselves a treat. This pose will surely cure all the leftover blues after Valentine’s day, not to mention it’s good for your back! All you need to do is hit a local forest, find a mossy twig and let those bad feelings escape you.
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Breaking news! A fox catches another fox on camera and seems like the latter has plenty to say. We wonder if this encounter was coincidental, or perhaps a secret rendezvous planned all along?
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“Holy acorns! This flufftail, the fur, and the button black eyes.. truly, an incarnate of perfection! Where have you been my whole life?”
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“Do you think the snow will bring out the color in my fur?”
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They say walnuts are very good for the brains, and here a little fellow looks like he was just hit by the biggest EUREKA moment in the history of rodents.
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Just a friendly passing-by squirrel from a neighboring forest. He seems to be caught on a casual stroll collecting flowers worth of a bouquet.
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We all know that acrobatics comes with a certain risk. However, we believe that this time the risk is worth the delicious raspberries he’s about to take!
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Nothing’s better than a tranquil moment in life when you actually stop and smell flowers. And why not strike a majestic pose while doing so?
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After an intensive session of teaching Squirrel Yoga to the whole forest populace, proper hydration is a must! Even if it’s just a handful of tiny droplets.
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These fellows surely know some cool Kung Fu moves! I wonder what could have caused the fight between those two?
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Rumor has it, there’s an entire parallel universe that exists inside this hamster’s cheeks. It’s a universe where only acorns, nuts and pieces of dried grass exist.
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Do you want to make a bet whether he will share his precious treasure with his friend?
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And here comes super-squirrel to once again save the day!
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Let’s be real, everyone gets thirsty on a hot summer day and this cute little thing thought of a good way to quench her thirst!
It’s arduous to search out educated folks on this subject, however you sound like you realize what you’re talking about! Thanks