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Zimri want to take over from Explorers

Benwallt:
they sure don't know the meaning of Wild animal.

A monkey takes a nibble of a water lily during a cooling dip

The photographer said he can often spend 6-9 months to prepare and organise an expedition

Andrey said his passion for photographing wild animals began after watching David Attenborough

Snooze time - a stunning jaguar lazes among the shade of a tree

Most naturalist photographers are 'inveterate introverts', the snapper adds

Nothing beats scratching your back on tree bark - this pic meets Andrey's aim to capture human-like elements of animals in the wild

Andrey says he toils 12-15 hours a day to capture perfect shots - like these tigers trying to capture their next meal

NewDelhi:
Lol let him go to the Indian forests and face an adult tiger. Pls be informed.

A graceful crane dances as part of a mating ritual

NewDelhi:
He can't face a wild cat. Not even a lynx. They are agile and will head straight for neck. Your carotid artery and jugular vein becomes vulnerable. Once punctured, you're a goner.

myles16:
probably, that was why it was charging at the camera man like that

myles16:
Coconut and Human Skull are like 5/6, so it means if this one catches human skull it's going to crack the shit like it's child's play

myles16:
what really happened to the Camera Man after this picture was taken we don't know

A lioness peers from her hiding spot in Africa

Visiting far-off countries and seeing exotic animals - including these adorable Snow Monkeys enjoying a cuddle - are part of his work

Patience, endurance, iron nerves and silence are your main companions', the snapper adds

Andrey said he could feel tension in the air when around the dragons, and was awestruck by 'the scale of the animals'

Andrey has visited the island of Rincha for several years to see the dragons

Andrey says one of his most fascinating memories from his travels is capturing two Komodo dragons fighting

The photographer hopes to show people the disappearing, rare beauty and variety of life forms with his mind-blowing image

Mane attraction - Andrey has travelled to Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, South Africa and Botswana to get close to wild animals

This movie-like shot shows four horses galloping from the sea

Andrey said: "There are no beautiful or ugly animals - the most important thing is to find something human in the animal and to attempt to convey this through your photograph.

"The eyes of an animal are a very important detail; they speak to its character and help us to understand it."

Benwallt:
looked strong but one leap from the tiger and one paw swipe on his face both eyes will be gone.

A spirited humpback whale caught mid-air; these marine creatures can weigh a hefty 36 tonnes

Wildebeest, seen stampeding through water above, travel in large herds and are active day and night, grazing constantly

The profession of a wildlife photographer today remains one of the most difficult, romantic and rare', says snapper Andrey Gudkov