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Piercing crocodile close-up wins ecology picture competitors

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Last updated: January 22, 2026 4:34 am
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Published: January 22, 2026
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Biting flies on the pinnacle of an American crocodile

Zeke Rowe/British Ecological Society

Most animals could be afraid to go close to a crocodile, however biting flies don’t have any qualms about touchdown on this fearsome predator and ingesting its blood. This picture, taken by Zeke Rowe in Panama’s Coiba Nationwide Park, was chosen as the general winner of the British Ecological Society’s annual Capturing Ecology pictures competitors.

“This crocodile was lurking in a tidal marsh off the seaside,” stated Rowe, a PhD candidate at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam within the Netherlands, in an announcement. “I obtained as shut and low as I dared, ready for that direct eye contact.”

Cape sparrows and different birds disturbed by a lioness

Willem Kruger/British Ecological Society

The judges additionally chosen 10 class winners, together with this shot by Willem Kruger, a South African-based photographer, which gained within the interactions class. In the course of the dry season in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park on the border between South Africa and Botswana, flocks of birds have been ingesting at a waterhole when a pleasure of lions approached, scaring the birds away.

Wallace’s flying frog

Jamal Kabir/British Ecological Society

Jamal Kabir on the College of Nottingham, UK, gained within the animals class with this picture of a Wallace’s flying frog (Rhacophorus nigropalmatus). These amphibians, named for the biologist Alfred Russel Wallace, use their webbed toes to glide between bushes within the rainforests of South-East Asia.

A bighorn sheep has its nosed swabbed

Peter Hudson/British Ecological Society

A bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) within the Rocky mountains has its nostril swabbed on this picture by Peter Hudson, a photographer and biologist at Penn State College, which was extremely counseled within the ecologists in motion class. Pneumonia is a significant situation for bighorn herds, usually wiping out younger lambs within the spring. Researchers suspected that asymptomatic adults have been spreading the illness to weak kids, so that they carried out a marketing campaign to check wild sheep and deal with the contaminated people. This helped to scale back mortality and let populations get well.

Fly on mushroom

Francisco Gamboa/British Ecological Society

Within the mountainous Altos de Cantillana nature reserve in Chile, wildlife photographer Francisco Gamboa captured this picture of a fly resting on a mushroom, which gained within the vegetation and fungi class.

Intertidal training

Liam Brennan/British Ecological Society

In one other extremely counseled picture from the ecologists in motion class, taken by wildlife researcher and photographer Liam Brennan, three undergraduate college students are utilizing a seaside seine – a kind of fishing web – to rely coastal fish species in New Brunswick, Canada, as a part of a challenge monitoring seasonal inhabitants modifications.

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