Wildlife Stories

The Tano Bora, meaning ‘The Magnificent Five’ in Swahili. They were a partnership of 5 male cheetahs who patrolled the Maasai Mara and nearby conservancies for over 5 years. What made the “Fast Five” famous was their unique bond. Most male cheetahs live a solitary life or bond with one other male. The Famous Five are reduced to two now.

This one is one of them after hunting and having meal, patrolling the area so the other are safe from other predators. 

Camera: Canon EOS 1D X Mark II
Focal Length: 500mm
Shutter Speed: 1/250 Sec
Aperture: 4
ISO: 1250
Dimensions: 4000 × 3199

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The Tano Bora

The Asiatic lion is a population of Panthera leo leo that today survives in the wild only in Sasan Gir, Gujarat, India.

These Asiatic Lions are huge and on average, male lions weigh 190kg. I was lucky enough to find this sub-adult on an evening which he was on waterbody quenching the thirst.

There are around 700 Asiatic Lions in wild.

Camera: Canon EOS R6
Focal Length: 500mm
Shutter Speed: 1/250 Sec
Aperture: 7 . 1
ISO: 5000
Dimensions: 5181 × 5355

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I can see you

This image of Asiatic Lions male taken at Sasan Gir, Gujarat, India. The only place where we can witness the Asiatic Lions in wild. 

This was one of fine evening when I witnessed this lovely moment where this duo on water body and able to capture this beautiful shot. 

Photographer:  Tapan Sheth

Location: Gir Sanctuary, Gujarat, India

Edition: 1/1

Dimensions: 5472 x 3648

Collection : Wildlife

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Brothers

This image occupies a massive part of my heart. 
 
This picture is a natural history moment. Usually, cat moms hold their cubs by scruff. But in this picture, we can see that this mom is carrying her little one in an odd fashion, by one of its leg ! And other cub like why I wasn't get a morning ride like this. Yes,It's a nature history moment. Are you tempted now to look up and down the internet? Yes, you can do that, and to your bewilderment, you will find millions of images of lionesses, tigers, and other big cats and other animals holding their cubs and kittens with neck but not a single pic where they carry by leg.

Artist Name: Tapan Sheth

Edition: 1/1 

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“Wildlife Stories” collection

The Tano Bora