Lions in Statues
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Lion Cub.
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So peaceful watching the two cubs wrestle, with mum Oudrika aware and chilling. Photographed at Port Lympne, Kent, UK
Our driver spotted these two males by the river's edge. A first for us to see lions in the wild. They sure didn't seem wild to me as they laid there resting in the shade.
Probably my best lion picture from the whole trip.
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Lions. Ngorongoro, Tanzania.
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Le lion et les mouches, parc national Murchison Falls, Ouganda 🇺🇬
Découvrez sur mon blog My-Wildlife mon article sur mes safaris dans le parc www.my-wildlife.com/safari-au-parc-national-murchison-falls/ 😉
Galapagos Sea Lions love to hang out along the beaches and shallow accesses to the ocean. This little one opened his eye for one brief click of my camera before nodding back to sleep.
Lion Of Saint Mark / St Mark's Basilica / San Marco / Venice / Veneto / Italy
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Satara Lion.
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Lions are the only cats that live in groups. Lions are the second largest cat on Earth (after Siberian Tiger).
Kruger National Park is a South African National Park and one of the largest game reserves in Africa. It covers an area of 19,623 km2 in the provinces of Limpopo and Mpumalanga in northeastern South Africa, and extends 360 km from north to south and 65 km from east to west.
South Africa, Kruger National Park
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La qualité est mauvaise mais je poste la photo quand même : c'est en effet la première fois que j'ai pu voir vraiment le lion d'Asie (un couple au Parc des félins) autrement que loin et affalé comme une carpette.
LION D'ASIE :
Son habitat naturel s'étendait autrefois sur tout le sous-continent indien et il était possible de le trouver de la Syrie à l'Inde orientale. À cause de la chasse et de la destruction de son habitat, il avait pratiquement disparu du continent au XXe siècle. Le lion d'Asie est en grand danger d'extinction. Les derniers spécimens sauvages, environ 500 seulement, se trouvent en Inde, dans la forêt de Gir. Des bergers maldharis introduisent leur troupeau dans le parc national, accroissant le risque de prélèvement de leur bétail par les lions. Bien qu'indemnisés par l'état indien, les tensions sont fortes et certains éleveurs laissent du bétail empoisonné à destination des lions. Le 12 septembre 2018, cinq lions de la forêt de Gir sont morts de la maladie de Carré, une souche est-africaine ayant déjà décimé un tiers des populations de lions africaines. Des tirs de vaccins contre cette maladie sont la seule mesure de protection efficace.
The lion is another one of the amazing sand sculptures which add additional interest to the park at the palace of Ludwigsburg right now. In reality he sits in front of a restaurant which doesn't make a pretty background. When I saw him I immediately imagined him on a rock high above the plains of the Serengeti with only the sky above him and this is the reason why I chose this background for him.
These two adorable lion cubs decided to come out at dusk making photography very difficult. I was happy to come away with some photos even though the light was horrible.
The “line_up“ is a paperwork series I developed since 2010. The “liners” are made out of paper (Din A3/A4),
oil paint and graphite. The theme is the hermetical laws of polarity and movement. There is no ending and no beginning in any direction, just an endless movement. You have the possibility to arrange the papers like you want and that makes it an endless playground for my photo-work and the eyes of the viewers.
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