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Snack attack: A giant otter eating a fish is one of the images that will be on display at the WildPhotos exhibition in London on October 19 and 20
Have you twigged what I am? A green hairy spider blends into the background. Hosted by zoologist Mark Carwardine and TV presenter Chris Packham, WildPhotos takes place at the Royal Geographical Society
Take my breath away: A wren male fills the spring air with an early morning song
In the pink: Two flamingos enjoy a peck on each other's beaks
Here kitty, kitty: A brave snapper gets up close and personal with a tiger
Eye, eye, what's this then? A curious insect stares out the lensman during a leaf stand-off
All white? A Polar bear traverses the Arctic snowscape, perhaps looking for his next meal...
Is your name Cliff? Actually, this precarious bird picture was taken by Tuide Roy
Just gotta make a trunk call: A cheeky critter shows off its climbing skills
Hogging the limelight? This prickly little chap heads home after a hard day
Don't get in a flap, now: A stretch of the gannet's wings and home to roost
Creature of the night: An image, titled Rainforest Angles, by Christian Ziegler
The fisher king: A stunning shot of a bird darting from the river's edge
Feeling blue? A whale deep in thought on the seabed
In plain sight: Wild horses couldn't drag this photographer away from the snowy scene
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Rock and growl: This big cat looks like it prefers its own company
Dinner will be served... soon: A praying mantis waits for insects to catch on a flower in the canopy
Watch the birdie: A flower is pollinated by a hummingbird
A shadow of his former self? A Polar bear in silhouette
Lunch time: A Hen Harrier in flight approaches her nest site with prey in Sutherland, north-east Scotland
You looking at my bird? A flock of flamingos relax in the water
Just hop it: A Mountain hare runs across snow in Scotland
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