Gannet's Windy Nest Mishap Wins Comedy Wildlife Award

0:00On April 29th, the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards just dropped their People's Choice winner for 2025, and it's a hilarious shot called. Now, where's my nest? By UK photographer Allison Tuck. Picture this, again a bird at Benton Cliffs in Yorkshire, totally blinded by a clump of grass on a super windy day while hunting for nesting, material. Puppet Votes sealed the deal from thousands of global entries. The standouts had folks cracking up, like a Sri Lankan elephant peeking through its ears, lemurs chatting on a Madagascar rock, a gorilla, high stepping like it's in a parade in Rwanda, and even an umbrella bird rocking a wild hairdo straight out of Brazil. Allison's over the moon, calling it a huge honor after nabbing a highly commended spot earlier. She's been snapping wildlife since her teens, from tiny ants to massive elephants, and says that breezy cliff shoot gave perfect close-ups as the wind. Push the birds right toward her lens. This free contest kicked off in 2015, opened to pros and newbies alike, celebrating nature's

1:04funny side while pushing conservation. Next year, they're donating 10% of profits to the Born Free Foundation to protect wild animals and habitats. It's a reminder that wildlife got comedy gold, but we gotta keep it safe. Grab your camera, spot the laughs, and help preserve the show.