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Ich bin mir der Problematik und Ambivalenz der sehr verbreiteten und beliebten Zoo-Tier-Portraits, die so tun, also würde das dargestellte Mitgeschöpf ohne Mauern und Zäune gemütlich, frei und freiwillig da posieren, wo wir es vorfinden und ablichten, bewusst - trage gelegentlich aber selber ein solches bei.
Wir beNUTZen das Tier in gewisser Weise, was wir bei Millionen anderer, Nicht-Zoo-Tiere, die wir unter der Kategorie "NUTZtiere" zusammenfassen, auch und noch ganz anders tun, und was nicht grundsätzlich verwerflich ist - aber ambivalent.
Through the Munyawana Leopard Project, Panthera is carrying out innovative leopard conservation work in South Africa's Phinda Game Reserve. CNN Inside Africa recently visited the Munyawana Leopard Project to report on the project’s conservation initiatives, the benefits of wild leopard populations to humans, the threats facing Africa’s dwindling leopard populations, and much more.
Learn more about the CNN program @
Learn more about the Munyawana Leopard Project @ bit.ly/flEZT1.
-Leopard print, Leather-ish, Black with metallic gray leopard, skinny
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Four days spent in the heart of the Serengeti were not nearly enough. It is a place of wonder, of delights and of incredible moments shared with spectacular creatures.
Photos were taken during a 9 day safari in partnership with Fed Tours and Safaris (fedsafaris.com) who provided an absolutely incredible experience.
Learn more about the trip on virtualwayfarer.com.
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His eyes! They're green! I actually took this through a glass window--I can't believe how well it came out.
The leopard was inside his enclosure when I took this, as it was raining outside at the time. I've had to darken the background, as it was full of metal caging, and general clutter. Photo was taken (through glass) at Twycross Zoo, Warwickshire, UK. It was shot on my Fuji F31fd compact camera, on macro mode, as he was only about a foot away, on the other side of the glass.