Camouflage & Habitat Shots

[sanjay]

There is some problem in showing tweets. I will dig it and try to find. For now ashutosh' post is fine Reply

[Spalea]

Sandeep Parmar: " Spot me if you can! "

Not easy at all ! A clue ? It's a leopard. Reply

[Spalea]

Zhayynn James: " Ngorongoro is a lost world in every sense. It wasn’t discovered by outsiders till the late 1800’s. A giant extinct volcano that had collapsed in on itself, forming a massive caldera, where animals@lived and died without ever leaving the crater. I love shooting images like this that showcase the animals in their habitat, their world, images that tell a story. "

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[BorneanTiger]

(06-02-2020, 11:43 AM)Spalea Wrote: Sandeep Parmar: " Spot me if you can! "

Not easy at all ! A clue ? It's a leopard.

In the middle, but slightly towards the top. Reply

[Spalea]

@BorneanTiger : Yes Reply

[Spalea]

" Any guesses as to what is hiding in the long grass? "

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[Dark Jaguar]

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[Balam]

Diversity found in the province of Casanare in the Colombian Llanos. Here it's possible to witness the preservation of the environment combined with a rewilding process of ungulates who represent analogs to relatives of the Pleistocene, primarily horses. All credits go to Cunaguaro foundation and Lucia Cordoba Prieto:

Red and glossy ibis alongside great egret

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Orinoco geese and Roseate spoonbill

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Giant anteater

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Crestless curassow

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Endangered Orinocco crocodile being bred in captivity for conservation purposes

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Feral hog, ibis, egrets and capybara grazing in the savannas

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Capybara, wild horses grazing

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Large capybara herds are preserved alongside cattle ranching

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Whitetail deer herds, the biome's version of impala or chital

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Wild horses

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[scilover]

(05-14-2020, 11:10 AM)Rishi Wrote: Central India, photo courtesy in image. 

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I spent so long searching all around this picture to find it.....only to realize it was right in front of me in the center. Leopards can really blend in with the environment well..... Reply

[Dark Jaguar]

''Spot the three amazonic jaguars! (Mother and two little cubs)''


Photo: Wezddy Del Toro Orozco

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[Ashutosh]

There is a reason why many people living alongside them have never actually seen them. It’s their perfect camouflage.

Credit:Sagar Gosavi

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[sanjay]

Spot the tiger

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Photo's owner is: Kshitij Saxena Reply

[Rishi]

International Tiger Day 2020 special...

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INDIA - HOW TO FIND A TIGER IN THE JUNGLE
October 30, 2015 Nathanael Mokry

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[Rishi]

Kings of the scrub.©Rajan Joshi

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Kings of the swamp. ©Suvarthi Guha

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[Ashutosh]

Credit: Süha Derbent

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