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When
taking this photograph, it really struck me that there is a definate
'wildness' in the eyes of a Jaguar you just don't find with many
animals in captivity, it is no surprise they are so revered in South
America, as one of only two predators that actively stalk humans
(the other being the polar bear), the local tribes wear masks of
the back of their heads, as a Jaguar will only attack from behind.
This
portrait comes double mounted in a granite/smooth white combination
(granite is similar to this webpages backdrop), I find this enhances
pencil work when framed.
You will
be supporting the work of Elephant Nature Foundation in buying this
portrait as I give 20% of profits from each print sold; run in Thailand
the foundation takes in elephants that have had very hard lives
and allow to get back to full fitness, before living out the rest
of their lives in dignity. They also run a mobile veterinary service.
For more details on all the work they do please follow the links
on the right hand side, the parks are also open to scheduled visits,
and even volunteer oppurtunities!
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