Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2019: Extraordinary entriesPublished17 September 2019Image source, Jason Bantle/Wildlife Photographer of the Year Image caption, This mischievous raccoon was snapped on a deserted farm in Saskatchewan, Canada. The critter managed to pop its head through a small hole in the window screen of a Ford Pinto - that's some serious skill! Don't worry - she was fine and squeezed out, to spend the night looking for food.Image source, Fabien Michenet/Wildlife Photographer of the YearImage caption, This bug-eyed jackfish was photographed peering out of a small jellyfish in Polynesia. The clever fish used the sea creature as a handy hiding spot in the open ocean to keep away from predators.Image source, Carlos P Naval/Wildlife Photographer of the YearImage caption, Check out this incredible sloth! The three-toed mammal was photographed as it sat in a tree in Panama's Soberania National Park.Image source, Ralf Schneider/Wildlife Photographer of the YearImage caption, Who doesn't love a good nap? This Weddell seal was photographed getting cosy on the ice off Larsen Harbour in South Georgia.Image source, Diana Rebman/Wildlife Photographer of the YearImage caption, This thirsty long-tailed tit was photographed having a nibble of an icicle during one cold morning on the Japanese island of Hokkaido.Image source, Thomas P Peschak/Wildlife Photographer of the YeaImage caption, This young grey whale dwarfed this pair of hands reaching down from a tourist boat on the coast of Mexico鈥檚 Baja California. It's absolutely huge!Image source, Alex Mustard/Wildlife Photographer of the YearImage caption, This shoal of fish created this epic circle in the Red Sea 80 feet (25 metres) below the surface of the water. It looks pretty magical!Image source, Michel Roggo/Wildlife Photographer of the YearImage caption, This incredible underwater jungle of long stems, which are known as Eurasian watermilfoil, were captured at the bottom of Lake Neuch芒tel in Switzerland.Image source, Peter Haygarth/Wildlife Photographer of the Year Image caption, This incredible action shot was taken on a reserve in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. A lone cheetah was forced to stand its ground when it came face to face with a pack of African wild dogs!More on this storyCan you name the UK's plants and wildlife?Published14 August 2019The funniest animals you'll see all dayPublished14 May 2019Is enough being done to look after wild animals? Video, 00:02:07Is enough being done to look after wild animals?Published18 October 20182:07