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spent a day at Paradise Wildlife Park in Broxbourne in a master photography class. helped us take photos and we got into the cages with some of the animals and into the keepers enclosures with others. totally awesome.
Space Wolves Predator painted for my army a year or so back.
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Kerstin Frank texture: www.flickr.com/photos/kerstinfrank-design/sets/7215762350...
A pack of wolves played like dogs. They seemed so sweet....Ha!
Early in the game the lighting was still pretty good so I took some nice action shots. Here our defense is in line to take down the ball carrier. In our first district game our team won 38-17 I think. Tough game, we beat the Wolves and the officials. Worst display of hometown officials I have seen in several years.
"To survive, wolves must learn to communicate and collaborate. Young wolves watch the behavior of the adults and learn how to hunt. The witness how their elders change their strategy according to conditions and type of prey, to ensure the best chance of success. Whether hunting or playing, a wolf pack exists as a team, a cooperative family."
From the Living With Wolves exhibit at the Field Museum
Canyon Group on elk carcass near Twin Lakes, Yellowstone.
There are 5 wolves in this group: collared gray male 587M (former Mollie Pack), light gray alpha female (former Hayden Pack), a gray and a black male and one gray pup.