Thanks to Madison Dapcevich for the article which I saw in IFLScience. Packed with dramatic images captured around the world, this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards tells the stories of some of Earth's most elusive, endangered, and otherwise picture-perfect animals. Topping the National History Museum, London's annual photo contest as the Grand Title Winner was "The Golden Couple," captured by Dutch photographer Marsel van Oosten. The endangered golden snub-nosed monkeys are found only in China's remote Qinling Mountains – and capturing them proved to be no easy feat. Oosten said he had to learn and predict their behavior, capturing the duo while they were resting after swinging from tree to tree.