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Orlando Predators at Pittsburgh Power Arena Football (AFL) at Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh PA - May 5, 2013
Orlando Predators at Pittsburgh Power Arena Football (AFL) at Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh PA - May 5, 2013
Before I ever picked up a camera I picked up pencils and pens. This is a sketch that I made in another lifetime. I'm not sure that I can even draw a stick figure these days. Enjoy...
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Orlando Predators at Pittsburgh Power Arena Football (AFL) at Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh PA - May 5, 2013
1st day of painting for my Predator. I found the Scab red I usually use for an undercoat to be to bright when used over a large area so I mixed it with scorched brown. This had the additional benefit of being a thicker coat of paint. When I'd finished I felt it was to red and so decided to add the Charcoal in various places all over. I like where it's going... ^_^
Sumatran Tigers
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Carnivora
Family: Felidae
Genus: Panthera
Species: P. tigris
Subspecies: P. t. sumatrae
Trinomial name: Panthera tigris sumatrae
Habitat and Distribution: Found only on the Indonesian island of Sumatra in lowland and montane forests.
Size: Up to 7-8 feet in length, about 2+ feet tall at the shoulder; 200-275 pounds
Wild Diet: Wild pig, deer, tapirs, will actually eat anything it can catch
Predators: Humans, young tigers can fall prey to other tigers, leopards, and snakes
Lifespan: 10-12 years in the wild; 18-20 years in zoos
Reproduction: Maturity is reached by 3-4 years of age. Gestation lasts 100-110 days. Average litter size is 2-4 cubs. Cubs weigh a little over two pounds at birth and nurse about 6-10 weeks. By 18 months of age tigers are ready to be out on their own and hunt their own food.
Behavior: Tigers are generally solitary animals. Both male and female tigers map out their own territory by spraying urine on trees, bushes, and the ground. The specific range size of the Sumatran tiger is not known, however the population density is approximately 4-5 adult tigers per 40 square miles in lowland rainforest. Tigers are not very active most of the time. They sleep about 18-20 hours a day. Sumatran tigers are also a cat that enjoys the water and will swim to cool down in the hot jungle.
Conservation
Status: Critically Endangered
The wild Sumatran tiger population is estimated at 250-300. There are about 200 Sumatran tigers that live in zoos around the world; over 70 of those are in the USA. There are only five remaining subspecies of tiger (Amur also known as Siberian, Bengal, Indochinese, South China, and Sumatran). The three other subspecies have been extinct since the 1950s (Caspian, Javan, and Bali).
Interesting Facts
Tigers are excellent swimmers and can easily cross rivers and lakes five miles wide. They are also the largest members of the cat family. The Sumatran tiger is the smallest of the tiger subspecies and has the darkest coat. All tigers have suffered from poaching, as well as loss of habitat to human settlement, and conflict with farmers over tigers hunting their farm-raised animals. At one time, tigers could be found as far west as eastern Turkey. Now tigers are only found in areas of eastern and southern Asia.
Orlando Predators at Pittsburgh Power Arena Football (AFL) at Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh PA - May 5, 2013
I think this is the adult of the assassin bug nymph with ant carcasses on the back.
Inara flavopicta - ID credit Leo Davranoglou.
Walking with the wolves at Predator Experience in Cumbria is simply extraordinary. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Lake District, this is not just a walk — it’s a rare and profound chance to step into the world of these incredible animals.
From the very start, Dee and Daniel’s outstanding knowledge and passion shone through. Their deep understanding of wolf behaviour, evolution, physiology and conservation brought every moment to life. It’s not just about being close to wolves — it’s about understanding them, their natural instincts, their communication, and their role in the natural world.
The wolves themselves are nothing short of mesmerising. Cheveyo, meaning "spirit warrior," Chalok, meaning "of the earth," and Chitali, meaning "shooting star," each carry their own story and spirit. At the beginning of the walk, Noah, the fourth wolf, chose not to come out — a perfect reminder that these are not pets or performers, but proud, independent animals with minds of their own. However, at the end of our walk, we had the opportunity to meet Noah — a special moment that felt like an extra gift, adding to the authenticity of the experience.
Walking through the countryside with these stunning creatures was unforgettable. To be accepted into their space, even briefly, was deeply humbling. Dee and Daniel guided us with such care and respect for the wolves, making sure everything was on their terms. Their commitment to the welfare of the animals was clear at every step.
This experience isn’t just brilliant — it is unforgettable, emotional, and genuinely life-enhancing.
I assembled a Predator Tank with the Reinforced Armor kit from Forge World. The weapons are magnetized to allow different options.