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Winners announced: Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2018

The universally adored Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is back and better than ever.

This year the international competition received over 45,000 entries from 95 countries. The winning photographs reflect this international reach, transporting you from the rainforests of China to the ice caps of the Antarctic.

You can marvel at 100 shortlisted photographs alongside the winning entries at the Natural History Museum in South Kensington from Friday 19 October until Summer 2019 (click here to book tickets).

Travel the world this winter with our gallery of winning highlights.

The golden couple by Marsel van Oosten, The Netherlands
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The golden couple by Marsel van Oosten, The Netherlands

Grand Title Winner 2018, Animal Portraits

Two Qinling golden snub-nosed monkeys perch on their mossy seat in the temperate forest of China's Qinling Mountains, the only place these endangered monkeys can now be found. By shooting the male from behind, Dutch photographer Marsel van Oosten was able to capture both his majestic pelage and striking blue face.

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