This little owl seems to be stuck between "I've totally got this!" and "Oh God, why?" and it's hilarious.

This image, one of a set captured by photographer Tibor Kerccz, isn't merely amusing. It beat out over 3,500 other entries from 86 different countries to be named the 2017 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards' grand winner.
So it's not just funny. It's officially funny.
The Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards are the brainchild of two photographers: Tom Sullam and Paul Joynson-Hicks, MBE. Created in partnership with Born Free, a U.K. animal rights and anti-poaching group, the awards are intended to raise conservation awareness while also letting people in on the softer, sillier side of nature.
This year's winners, including Kerccz's owls, were announced on Dec. 13.
Check out the rest below:
The "On The Land" category winner — Andrea Zampatti's "The Laughing Dormouse"
She just watched the aforementioned owl fall down. Photo by Andrea Zampatti/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.
The "In The Air" category winner — John Threlfall's "Duck Speed"

The "Under the Sea" category winner — Troy Mayne's "Slap"

Besides the four winners, the contest also highlighted a handful of "highly commended" photographs. Such as ...
Carl Henry's "All Dressed And Ready For Church"
They're going to go pray for that poor fish's face. Photo by Carl Henry/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.
Jean-Jacques Alcalay's "Animal Encounters"
The rest of the crowd were blocking her view of those penguins. Photo by Jean-Jacques Alcalay/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.
Katy Laveck-Foster's "Monkey-Escape"

Penny Palmer's "Cheering-Sea-Otter"

Daisy Gilardini's "Hitching A Ride"

Daniel Trim's "Mudskippers Got Talent"

Douglas Croft's "Must Have Three-putted"
He expresses his musical opinions very literally. Photo by Douglas Croft/Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.
Bence Mate's "Caught In The Act"

Olivier Colle's "Eh What's Up Doc?"

George Cathcart's "WTF"

These hilarious awards are the perfect conservation pick-me-up.
Preserving nature is important, but the topic can be make for a pretty heavy discussion sometimes. I know there are only so many sad polar bear pictures I can look at in a day.
But I'll watch that owl fall down a million times before it gets old.

