The Best Marmot Fox Photo 2022. In one of the more gruesome frames on yongqing's camera, the fox has the young rodent's head in its mouth. For its wildlife photographer of the year competition, london.
A photo of a marmot being spooked by a fox has been selected as the winner of the prestigious wildlife photographer of the year 2019 competition. A striking picture of the battle between a tibetan fox and a marmot in a remote mountainous region of china has won the wildlife photographer of the year competition. But the marmots are wary creatures.
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- 1 The Fox, Hunting To Feed Her Three Cubs, Crouches, Ready To Pounce.
- 2 The Timely Photograph, Captured By Chinese Photographer Yongqing Bao, Has Been Awarded The Annual Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Title.
- 3 The Winners Of The Natural History Museum's Prestigious Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Competition Have Been Announced.
- 4 €Œthe Moment†Was Rare Yet Relatable.
- 5 For Its Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Competition, London.
The Fox, Hunting To Feed Her Three Cubs, Crouches, Ready To Pounce.
The scene looks like something straight out of “ loony tunes ”: The overall winning image is the moment by yongqing bao, which shows a marmot fearing for its life when encountering a hungry tibetan fox. In a picture captured by chinese photographer yongqing bao, a female tibetan fox and a himalayan marmot meet.
The Timely Photograph, Captured By Chinese Photographer Yongqing Bao, Has Been Awarded The Annual Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Title.
‘the moment' by yongqing bao (china). A marmot’s final moment before becoming fox food wins an award — and tells us about climate change. October 16, 2019 9:45 am (updated 9:46 am) an “extraordinary” photo showing the battle for survival between a prowling tibetan fox and a.
The Winners Of The Natural History Museum's Prestigious Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Competition Have Been Announced.
A scared marmot reacting to an attacking fox has gone viral on social media for all the right reasons. The image earned the chinese photographer yongqing bao the. A photo of a marmot being spooked by a fox has been selected as the winner of the prestigious wildlife photographer of the year 2019 competition.
€Œthe Moment†Was Rare Yet Relatable.
The image was shot by yongqing bao, who is the director and chief ecological photographer of the qilian mountain nature conservation association of china. Called the moment, it pictures a standoff between a tibetan fox and a marmot, which seems frozen in fear. Tibetan sand foxes breed between march and july every year, and the one in the photo has three cubs, so she hunted from dawn every day.
For Its Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Competition, London.
In one of the more gruesome frames on yongqing's camera, the fox has the young rodent's head in its mouth. A striking picture of the battle between a tibetan fox and a marmot in a remote mountainous region of china has won the wildlife photographer of the year competition. A picture of a tibetan fox and a himalayan marmot, locked in a dramatic yet amusing standoff, has earned yongqing bao the coveted wildlife photographer of the year award 2019.