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IronLionZion

(45,427 posts)
Sun Oct 22, 2017, 01:38 PM Oct 2017

50+ Best Wildlife Photos Of 2017 Were Just Announced And The Winning Pic Is Making Everyone Angry

https://www.boredpanda.com/wildlife-photographer-of-the-year-2017-natural-history-museum/





















The winning photo:



Click the link above to read the descriptions and back stories. Lots more photos there. Some are depressing and infuriating, like the ones showing dead animals after poachers killed them. Ashleigh Scully was 14 when she took her photos of the fox and the 2 bears.
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50+ Best Wildlife Photos Of 2017 Were Just Announced And The Winning Pic Is Making Everyone Angry (Original Post) IronLionZion Oct 2017 OP
TRAGIC! n/t TexasBushwhacker Oct 2017 #1
There is no hell deep enough for poachers. Coventina Oct 2017 #2
And I've been told I should not hate people. Duppers Oct 2017 #5
Skip Bored Panda and go straight to the National History Museum gallery csziggy Oct 2017 #3
kick, because these are excellent photos IronLionZion Oct 2017 #4
That Giant Frog scared the krap out of me! Big_K Oct 2017 #6
The movie that introduced a young Sam Elliott - nice :) Hestia Oct 2017 #7

Duppers

(28,120 posts)
5. And I've been told I should not hate people.
Mon Oct 23, 2017, 03:06 PM
Oct 2017

But I so agree with you.

What could excuse such ignorant heartlessness.

IronLionZion

(45,427 posts)
4. kick, because these are excellent photos
Mon Oct 23, 2017, 09:40 AM
Oct 2017

and I like seeing it on bored panda more easily than the museum website. Both links are available on this thread though.

I remember when this was on display at the DC natural history museum. It was quite excellent to see them in the large sizes on display.



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