The Zoological Society of London (ZSL) has announced the winners of its Animal Photography Prize 2014. In its third year, the prize rewards images "that take your breath away – just like real animals do – and challenge people’s perceptions of wildlife and our relationship with it."
"The winning pictures are quite simply some of the most incredible images we’ve seen yet," said ZSL’s photography exhibition project manager Sarah Barron.
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