The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2019 have recently declared their Finalists, and clearly there’s no doubt on anyone's mind about the credibility of the selected photographers, as their pictures speak for themselves. On November 13, out of these 40 most hilarious wildlife pictures, only one will be chosen as the winning image of this year.  

A treat to the eyes

It's pretty evident that the decision wouldn’t be easy at all since all submissions are unique and compelling. The winner has to be the best and most of all, the funniest. These Wildlife pictures are indeed so hilarious that a quick look at them can take away all your sorrows for the entire week.   

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This year’s top 40 hilarious Wildlife images includes a baby chimp dripping in style, an unfortunate bird caught mid-spray, a brown bear dealing with his Monday Blues, a penguin disagreeing with a seal, and a zebra couple cracking jokes. Check out some of the bellyaching pictures from Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2019  on Twitter: 

The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards were founded in the year 2015, with an objective to achieve "conservation through competition" while simultaneously conducting a "light-hearted, upbeat" photography competition across the globe. The competition also has a “people’s choice” option, through which people can openly vote for their favourite photographer. 

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"Conservation through Competition" 

This competition is all about Conservation of Wildlife. It focuses on creating awareness about climate change and the fact that whatever we do in our daily routine, it has a direct impact on the environment. The competition aims to celebrate the existence of every living organism on our planet.  

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