The Royal society of London was named the best pictures of the year. Photo

The winners of the Royal photographic competition.

Announced the results of the photo contest Royal Society Publishing photography competition, established by the Royal society.

The winner in the category of “animal Behavior”. White bear near the East coast of Greenland. (Photo Antonia Doncila | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

Diggers. Arctic terns in Svalbard. (Photo by David Costantini | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

(Photo Susmita Datta | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

The Russian research vessel “Akademik tryoshnikov” in East Antarctica. (Photo by Giuseppe Suaria | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

The lava in the National Park of Hawaiian volcanoes. (Photo by Sabrina Koehler | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

The lunar spotlight. South pole, Antarctica. (Photo Daniel Michalik | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

Solar Eclipse in America. (Photo by Wei-Feng Xue | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

The milky way and the Observatory. Parnasskaya Observatory is an astronomical Observatory located at an altitude of 2635 meters above sea level on top of the mountain Cerro Paranal in the Atacama desert. (Photo by Petr Horalek | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

King penguins and mighty orcas. (Photo by Nico de Bruyn | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

Predator plant. Eats insects, has a strong symbiotic relationship with some representatives of the animal world. (Photo by Thomas Endlein | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

Droplets of olive oil. (Photo by Herve Elettro | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

Hypsibius dujardini is a species of invertebrate animals of the class of these animals. 50-hour embryo, 1800-fold increase. (Photo by Vladimir Gross | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

Mite caught in web. (Photo by Bernardo Segura | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

The winner of the competition. The plane and “sugar” glaciers of the Antarctic Peninsula. (Photo by Peter Convey | PA Wire | Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2017):

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