Vote for your favorite wildlife photographer on the People's Choice Award

The National Museum of History in London every year hosts an exhibition of works by wildlife photographers. The competition always dazzles visitors with the choice of the best wildlife photos from around the world. Choosing a favorite photo is never easy, but the organizers of the event ask you to do just that. They have created a list of 25 photos, for which we can vote, so that our favorite photographer will receive a prize of audience sympathy. You can cast your vote on the official website. But if you need help in making a decision, we chose some of the most interesting images.

"Opportunistic crocodile" by Bens Mate

Hungarian photographer Bens Mate took a photo of this dining crocodile in South Africa.

"Eyes in the Eye" by Guy Edwards

Pelican looks closely at the British photographer Gaius Edwards on Lake Kerkini in Greece.

"Couple" from Sergio Sapta

Italian photographer Sergio Sapta made a photo of the shrimp, found refuge among the poisonous needles of a sea urchin off the coast of Tulamben in Bali, Indonesia.

"Confusion" from Rudy Hulsofa

These two southern white rhinoceroses are depicted in perfect tandem in the reserve of South Africa.

"The Blue Path" by Mario Seah

The kingfisher froze in dramatic flight to drink water, directly opposite the Spanish photographer Mario Seah.

"The breakfast time" from Kari Hill

Rothschild giraffes regularly meet visitors - such as Kari Hill from New Zealand - in Giraffe Manor in Nairobi, Kenya.

Mother's Hand from Alain Mafart Renaudyer

French photographer Renodier put a finger on the shutter at the time when the mother of this little Japanese macaque stroked her head.

Ghost Geese by Gordon Ilga

Photographer Gordon Ilg of the United States took a photo of these snow geese in the early morning in the Bosco del Apache, a national reserve in New Mexico.

"Monkey com" by Thomas Kotka

A German photographer climbed a tree to capture this group of snow monkeys, who clung to each other in search of warmth on a Japanese island.