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The most lethal curious eyes - great; amezing; beautiful.
(Where did you capture him/her?)
thanks.
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Thank you so much!
She is in an austrian zoo. It is a hand-rearing and so they would like to play.
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Nevertheless it is a beautiful picture.
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I love it also much.Β
Looking forward especially if you like it! You come from the land of the tiger ......!
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I live in West bengal - the place that gives the name 'The Royal Bengal Tiger' once to Indian tiger. The biggest home for tigers - The Sundarbon is just within 100 km from my home. If you go through the 'Landscape' folder then you will found pictures of 'The Sundarbon' there.
But to visit a tiger in the wild is extremely difficult; as normally tigers remain hidden in the forest and the forests where they are found are usually very dence. They like to stay inside tall grasses (Phoenix Paludos,Nypafruitcans (thunb) Wurmb - tall grasslike mangrove plant). Besides this, their number has reduced so alarmly that it makes doubly difficult to see them in wild.
By the by, I'm going on a tiger safary at Jim Corbett National Park in the next month. Hope I'll be able to take at least one picture. Last time we went there we trackked a tiger but it remained inside totally hidden.
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Oh, I envy you for this tour. It is so sad when I hear how few of this race are still living in freedom. Thus, the inbreeding is soon very strong. I would like to visit your country but I have for this trip is not enough money. So I have to wait ... to better time and hope, there are still wild tigers in Bengal.
My fascination is true but primarily for the people! The smells and colors I'd like to see and experience. The culture feel and so I need a lot of time ....!
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Yes that is very important to understand a place and its people. Otherwise you won't be able to enjoy the place properly also. Also, pray for the fulfillment of the all requirements, so that you can come here very soon. We bangalies are also very tame people like tigers!( to quote great Jim Corbet - Tigers are pure gentleman with a very large heart and endless bravery)
Bye.Β
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Me to!
Many thanks dearest Jenny!
Big hugs and xxxxxxxx
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She seems to have a 'sparkle' in here eye?
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Immer noch eins meiner absoluten Lieblingsbilder <3
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Das freut mich sehr mein Engelchen! Ganz lieben Dank!
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This is pretty cool, friend. Would you be interested in joining S.D.G.ART and allowing us to see some of your other great pieces of work?
Here's our link should you happen to consider:
~Sage
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Thank you very much!Β
I will check out your group.
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This is so typical of domesticated cats, and apparently wild cats as well. Β I don't know why it surprises me to see a shot like this, but it does. Β I adore cats, large and small...can you tell?
I love your photo!
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It is very simple to explain: This large cat has been raised by humans. Therefore, the behavior is like a house cat.
Thank you very much!
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Do you really think that is the reason? Β I just think it's cat personality in general. Β
You're welcome, I do love the shot!
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I agree, I think it is overall cat personality. It takes generations for an animal to change- being raised by humans instead of their natural wild pack. Very cute picture though
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I never saw it with other tigers. I believe this is because.
Many thanks
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Really captures the tigers instinct.Β Excellent
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Da hast Du genau den richtigen Moment erwischt! Toll gemacht.
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Ganz lieben Dank! Sophie macht es mir oft ganz leicht....
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Und sie scheint es zu genieΓen.
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Hihihi! She want to play with me.
Thank you very much!
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Right! Thank you so much!
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schΓΆne Aufnahme! sieht aus als hΓ€tte sie zweifarbige Augen, auch wenn das wahrscheinlich "nur" die Sonne macht....
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Lieben Dank!Β
Ja, die Reflektionen vom GrΓΌn sind in ihrem Auge. War erst versucht dies zu Γ€ndern, aber dann sah ich es auf den anderen Bildern auch und habe mich entschlossen es zu lassen.
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ich finde gerade das sieht interessant aus!
Schau dir mal Fotos von PolarfΓΌchsen an, bei denen ist es recht hΓ€ufig dass sie wirklich zwei verschiedenfarbige Augen haben und zu blauen Augen neigen...
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Danke, das habe ich nicht gewusst. Aber Sophie'chen hat zwei gleichfarbige Augen.Β
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gerne doch^^
hier mal ein Beispiel www.deviantart.com/art/Like-ma⦠und das ist kein Photoshop Fake sondern wirklich so....hab auch schon selbst solche Füchse gesehen^^
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Faszinierend! Vielen Dank auch fΓΌr den Link! Habe ich noch nicht so in natura gesehen. ^^
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Thank you so much, Bill!
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