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It is possible to dive in Bangkok! Planet Scuba is the sole operator organising shark dives at Siam Ocean World Aquarium located in Siam Paragon Shopping Mall. The dive takes place in the main tank containing over 20 Grey Reef Sharks (Sandtiger), Leopard Sharks, Black Tip Reef Sharks & Tawny Nurse Sharks, as well as Rays, Snappers, Cobias, Trevally and many other kinds of marine life.
Amur leopards are one of the rarest cats in the world with an estimated 35 to 45 individuals remaining in the wild.
Snow leopard at Paradise Wildlife Park, Broxbourne
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Photographer Sean Heseltine gets a close up look at a leopard seal's teeth. The leopard seal was paying a visit to Otago Harbour. Find out more about leopard seal conservation.
Photo taken at the Sigfried & Roy's Secret Garden in Las Vegas, Nevada. This photo placed 3rd in the 2012 Black & White - Animals category at the Iowa State Fair.
How the mud flaps are held in the “up” position: two pieces of wire pass through holes near the bottom of the flap, and are hooked over the, well, hooks near the top.
Der Leopard (Panthera pardus) ist eine Art innerhalb der Familie der Katzen, die in Afrika und Asien verbreitet ist. Der Leopard ist nach Tiger, Löwe und Jaguar die viertgrößte Großkatze.
I couldn't resist putting another shot of this guy up here...I can't wait to get one sometime....got the tank and some of the equipment...:)
Have a great Tuesday...
Large is so cool!
This Leopard was given to the Africat Foundation as a cub after his mother was killed by a farmer. As he was so young he had to be hand reared which led to him being too comfortable around humans. After an unsuccesful attempt to release him into the wild (he was found sleeping on a settee in Africats reception) he was built a large enclosure at Africat where members of the public can watch his daily feed from a hide.
The Africat Foundation, Okonjima, Namibia
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