The winning image in this category is of a spider that a wasp has captured. This stark image was submitted by Roberto García-Roa, an evolutionary biologist and conservation photographer affiliated with the University of Valencia, Spain. His interests cover several research fields, including ecology, evolution, animal behaviour, animal communication and physiology. Roberto explains that he uses photography “to not only offer an artistic view of what I am living, and from what I am learning, but also to create an attractive and strong link between society and nature. For this purpose, I combine the power of images with the story and / or scientific knowledge behind them to open new avenues of understanding between our culture, as human beings, and our role as a key species to maintain and protect our planet.” Roberto tells us that “Spiders are one of the most sophisticated hunters on earth. Nevertheless, they cannot escape from what evolution has provided to other species. In particular, some groups of wasps are specialized in hunting spiders and use them as a trophic resource for their larvae. I found this epic scene in a wall of a biological station in Tiputini, Ecuador” (Fig. 3).