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Showing posts with label Lions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lions. Show all posts

Friday, March 18, 2011

2011 LION THE POWER FULL ANIMAL

The lion (Panthera leo) is a member of the family Felidae and one of four big cats in the genus Panthera
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Lion RunningLion Running

Lion HuntingLion Hunting

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

2011 LION REVIEWS

Top 10 Quickest/Fastest Animals on the Planet - LION
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While most of us see lions in our local zoos, these big cats can still be found in the wild in certain parts of Asia, India, and Sub-Saharan Africa. The average male  lives approximately 8 years while females can live up to 14 years if they are in a properly monitored habitat. The average runs up to 50 miles per hour.

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Pair of Young Lions


Description:This young male and female are looking intently at?
Photo ID:2105
Location:Zimbabwe - Victoria Falls
Category:Wildlife - Mammals - Lion
When taken:September 2010

Friday, February 18, 2011

WILD SAFARI LIONS AND TIGERS

Take a look at these Cute Wild Lions and Tigers. Some photos from wild safari.

Wild Cute Lion Photos
Wild Cute Lion Photos
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Photo Of Wild Cute Tiger In Water
Photo Of Wild Cute Tiger In Water
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Photography Of Cute Wild Lions
Photography Of Cute Wild Lions
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Photography Of Cute Wild Lions
Photography Of Cute Wild Lions
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Photo Of Roaring Mountain Lion
Photo Of Roaring Mountain Lion
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Monday, February 7, 2011

Wild Life The Struggle for Survival

Although I try to pay for the upkeep of this site by selling wildlife stock photos on "Virtual CD" or as Photo Packs, a collection of free wildlife and nature images is also available for personal or commercial use. Please note however that our Terms of Use still apply to the other images.

Picture of two lionsPicture of Kudu bull drinking
The Struggle for Survival
For wild animals, each day is a struggle to survive, so every sense must remain on high alert.

This edgy, taut-nerved vigilance shows clearly in the eyes and posture of both predators and prey, as in the photos above and elsewhere on this site.

But as the numbers of wild animals dwindle, so too are the opportunities to see them in their natural state.

This realisation has led to a surge in safari tourism, much of it to the nature reserves and national parks of Southern and East Africa. Those fortunate enough to visit these areas often want a record of their safari, hence the growing interest in wildlife photography.

Wildlife Pictures Often Disappoint
But for the average tourist, picture opportunities are limited by numerous constraints - time, weather, equipment, access restrictions - so the wildlife pictures taken on safari are often disappointing and not a true reflection of the experience.

As a regular tourist and not a professional wildlife photographer, I have experienced these frustrations.

My ambitions for this website are modest - all I hope is that the pictures provide some pleasure and that I am able to share a modicum of what I've learnt about wildlife and wildlife photography.