sumatran tigers with their distinctive narrow stripes doing what they actually know best – resting. taman safari indonesia II, east java. february 2012.
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sumatran tigers with their distinctive narrow stripes doing what they actually know best – resting. taman safari indonesia II, east java. february 2012.
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Such beautiful animals.
thanks tux!
Even with a zoom lens, it looks like you were pretty close! Cool shot!
thank you sherry, you really made my day!
I always find it somewhat reassuring that the creatures we think so powerful and active (the Big Cats) are such prolific sleepers! Maybe there’s a little hope for me . . . 😉
oh, they were actually calculating whether its worth a try to ambush upon us or just wait for their scheduled meals which taste just the same, minus the effort 😀 kidding!
I hate the thought that they are prone to extinction…this photo is outstanding!
indeed. Malaysia government, together with WWF-Malaysia (I am one of the silent members 😉 ) were putting their best efforts to protect what’s left through various projects and donations. hopefully, it’ll make a difference..
have a great day, cindy.
Amazing photo man!
Sad to know that tthey are endangered.
thank you, pablo. there are roughly 400 left, and WWF is doing their best to double up the number by 2022. hopefully our younger generations can still see them alive. hang in there, big cats!
Magnificent
meoww, thanks elena!
Super photo!!!
and superbly commented! thanks, david.
They rest, but what an amazing burst of muscle and speed they can muster when they do decide to move! This is a beautiful picture of them at their best.
hello george. you never failed to impress me with your pair of superbly sharp eyes. great spot on!
What gorgeous animals! The composition here is very nice!
and deadly 🙂 thanks tracy.
Oooh tigers. 🙂 My Chinese sign is the Tiger and I am every bit just like them. Love to rest after completing a challenge. Beautiful photo! 🙂
hi java girl, glad that you like the photo. i’m from the year of the rabbit. 🙂