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One of the pack took umbrage at our continued presence and we suddenly had a chilling glimpse of why the Dhole is considered the most dangerous predator in the wild.The eyes show an implacable sense of purpose .Nikon 3200+70-300mm ISO400 1/500s FL300mm f/8 Nov evening 2013.
Dreaded forward movement. In the pose I find resemblance with drooping nose of a ground Attack Fighter (MIG-27), when IAF kindly gave me permission to sit in the cockpit.Thanks for sharing.SaktiWild
Dreaded forward movement. In the pose I find resemblance with drooping nose of a ground Attack Fighter( MIG-27), when IAF kindly gave me the permission to sit in the cockpit.Thanks for sharing.SaktiWild
This is lovely, the Dhole definitely looks ready for 'take off' in this image. Ears upright, tail lowered, eyes locked, back off is the message very clearly delivered. Thanks for sharing.