Wildlife
photography is such an amazing topic that blows our minds from what we see.
They take us close to the world of animals. Wildlife pictures are perfect proof
to show the immense discipline and patience of the photographers. Just imagine
the patience of them to wait at a certain place for a long time expecting the
perfect moment to capture the beauty of the creatures in the wild. Some
spontaneous shots are taken at the least expected moment, like the one that
shows a fish stuck in a jellyfish.
The honor
of this picture goes to the Australian photographer, Tim Samuel. He had
captured this image while he was diving off The Pass in Byron Bay, on the north
coast of New South Wales. This image showcases a fish that has been stuck
inside a jellyfish. As per the explanations of the photographer, the trapped
fish had struggled to control the movements of the jellyfish. Samuel
familiarizes it with a twisted version of a living and breathing submarine.
As you can
see in this picture, the fish has a quite exhausted face while being inside the
prison of the jellyfish. But, as per the explanation of Ian Tibbetts, an
Associate Professor at the University of Queensland, “it’s difficult to tell
whether disaster has just struck, or whether the fish is happy to be in there.”
He further explained that some fish have a desire of searching for freedom
underneath the stingers of jellyfish. Perhaps, this guy is not that worried to
be inside the jellyfish. One thing is sure, and that is Samuel's success to win
the award for the weirdest sight of the day.
Tim
Samuel: Website | Instagram
H/t: [Mashable, Bored
Panda, PetaPixel]
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