Incredible footage of underwater photography contest winners

• Incredible footage winners underwater photography

On the ocean floor is less well known than that of the surface of the moon. It's a different world. And now, the winners were announced one of the world's largest underwater photography competitions. Incredible images of the underwater world - in today's review.

Orca in Norway. (Photo: Tobias Friedrich | UPY2018):

Swans. (Photo by Grant Thomas | UPY2018):

The morning flight. Mobula Moh superorder stingrays, Mexico. And mobula are capable of jumping over the water. (Photo by Filippo Borghi | UPY2018):

This is not a kiss, it's a battle. (Photo Henley Spiers | UPY2018):

Motorcycle ghost rider. Parked under the water in the Red Sea off the coast of Egypt. (Photo by Anders Nyberg | UPY2018):

The newcomer in the waters of Indonesia. (Photo Ace Wu | UPY2018):

Otter around Shetland, Scotland. (Photo by Greg Lecoeur | UPY2018):

A friend or a snack? In the Philippines. (Photo Songda Cai | UPY2018):

Crocodile in Cuba. (Photo: Borut Furlan | UPY2018):

Cenote Nariz - this is a big cave system in the Yucatan. (Photo by Herbert Meyrl | UPY2018):

Seal. (Photo by Sylvie Ayer | UPY2018):

I parked. Lake Saimaa, Finland. (Photo Pekka Tuuri | UPY2018):

Whales - mother and shorthead. (Photo by Rodney Bursiel | UPY2018):

The underwater world of the Philippines. (Photo by Scott Gutsy Tuason | UPY2018):

The rescue ship USS Kittiwake, submerged in the Cayman Islands specifically for divers. See also: "Artificial reefs". (Photo by Susannah H. Snowden-Smith | UPY2018):

Do That fish, or a ghost. Indonesia. (Photo by Davide Lopresti | UPY2018):

Seahorses in the Bahamas. (Photo by Shane Gross | UPY2018):

The magnificent predator - reef shark. (Photo by Greg Lecoeur | UPY2018):

The underwater world of the Red Sea, Egypt. (Photo Brook Peterson | UPY2018):

Cormorants fishing. (Photo by Greg Lecoeur | UPY2018):

Flower and Fish, New Caledonia. (Photo by Jack Berthomier | UPY20180:

Portrait of a hammerhead shark. It refers to an endangered species. (Photo by Jacob Degee | UPY2018):

Flying Fish. (Photo by Brian Eckstein | UPY2018):

The basking shark - the second largest fish after the whale shark. The maximum recorded length is 9 m (male) and 9.8 m (females). (Photo by Will Clark | UPY2018):

Another seahorse. The dimensions of the different types of seahorses range from 2 to 30 cm. An interesting feature of sea horses is that they have offspring male bears. (Photo TianHong Wang | UPY20180:

The aircraft on the bottom near the Kornati, Croatia. (Photo Pekka Tuuri | UPY2018):

The German ship Klaus Oldendorf down to the bottom in 1942. Porkkala, Finland. (Photo Pekka Tuuri | UPY20180: