Big Cat Photo Competition 2011

LeeMac13

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Ok folks here is the Big Cat photo competition for 2011

Rules-
- You have to have taken the picture yourself.
- Has to be in captivity.
- Needs to be posted in this thread either by a thumbnail but you may post a link to your flickr site.
- Please write a brief discription of the photo when you post it, including species and location.
- Only one picture per person.
-Photo should have been taken this year

Competition will close on Monday 5th December at 9pm
 
White lion at ZooDoo in Tasmania, Australia. (April 2011)
 

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Here is a lion at the Kansas City Zoo.
 

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Ok, so far lions are taking over the cat contest. Here are three lion cubs at Reid Park Zoo, November 2011.
 

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Here's another lion, taken quite recently at Knowsley Safari Park.
 

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Lioness, Buffalo Zoo.
Cool Cats Day 2011.
 

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Amur Tiger cubs

Amur Tiger cubs in Zoo Pilsen, Czech Republic, born in June 2011, picture taken in September.
I don´t usually like when fence or branches are in the way, but this one somehow works. Altough it could be easily misused by some "animal rights" group in some "anti-zoo protest" :)

 
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What do you class as big cats for this comp.
Are Jaguars, leopards, snow leopards, cheetahs and lynx allowed
 
What do you class as big cats for this comp.
Are Jaguars, leopards, snow leopards, cheetahs and lynx allowed

Hmm... I believe that jaguars and leopards are considered 'big cats'. For the purposes of the competition, I am happy to include 'medium-sized' cats like cheetahs and cougars. If you have a really special photo of a lynx, then yeah, I am sure we will let it slide.

A leopard cat, for example, would probably be a bit too small for this competition.
 
I asked the question and many thanks for your answer so here I go as everyone else seems to be putting in Lions or Tigers I thought I would be different.

This is a photograph of one of the Cheetah's at West Midlands Safari Park
 

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This snow leopard at Dudley was entertaining itself by biting off the roping on a scratching post, and then getting the twine stuck in its teeth. This resulted in some quite interesting facial expressions as it got frustrated with the material.
 

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A late enty from myself hope nobody minds. KT the Cheetah at Chester Zoo and 3 of her four cubs. Very poignant picture given recent events.
 

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