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  1. The Pride (African lion)

    The Pride (African lion)

    The zoo's four lions, who are kept in pairs and split between side-by-side enclosures (Taken January 20th, 2023).
  2. Siblings (African lion, leucistic)

    Siblings (African lion, leucistic)

    The maneless Kasal (foreground) and his sister Prim socialize between the fence with their sister Tess, all 7 years old. (Taken January 20th, 2023).
  3. Old man Boomer (African lion)

    Old man Boomer (African lion)

    Boomer, the oldest of the zoo’s lions at 15 years old, looking magnificent as always. (Taken January 20th, 2023).
  4. evilmonkey239

    To what extent is pacing an indicator of stress in carnivorans?

    Something that anti-zoo people seem to bring up a lot as a reason why zoos are bad is stereotypic, stress-driven behavior. "Zoochosis", if you want to use their lingo. A well known example of this is pacing in carnviorans, like felids, ursids, canids, etc. As much as it hurts me, a longtime zoo...
  5. Florida Panther portrait (P. concolor couguar)

    Florida Panther portrait (P. concolor couguar)

    Do note that this image was taken on October 22nd, 2022, at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, in Tampa, Florida, USA.
  6. Malayan Tiger (Panthera tigris jacksoni)

    Malayan Tiger (Panthera tigris jacksoni)

    Do note that this that image was taken on October 22nd, 2022, at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, in Tampa, Florida, USA.
  7. New arrival (Snow leopard)

    New arrival (Snow leopard)

    Taken in April, 2022. The GVZ recently welcomed a trio of snow leopards, mama Batu and her sons Bodhi and Kyanada, from the Assiniboine Park Zoo. I caught them during mealtime, though they were still all quite shy, still getting comfortable in their new surroundings.
  8. Boomer (African lion)

    Boomer (African lion)

    Taken in April, 2022. Boomer, the GVZ's 14yo old lion - at the time of my visit, Boomer was living alone, as he was being slowly introduced to his new partner, the white lioness Tess.
  9. Kasal and Prim (White lions)

    Kasal and Prim (White lions)

    Taken in April, 2022. Kasal and Prim, two of the zoo's trio of white lions, who arrived from African Lion Safari in November of 2021.
  10. Snow leopard cub

    Snow leopard cub

    Female snow leopard cub, born on 25 June 2022. Yet to be named. Born to mother Nima and father Mohan.
  11. Austin the Sengi

    What is your favorite Zoo exhibit for Jaguars?

    After working a small, yet still good amount of progress when it came to my “Creating the Rembrandt Park Zoo (a fantasy project of mine)” thread. I simply thought, that it would be nice enough to create a brand new thread that mainly focuses on a certain topic once again, and to see on how this...
  12. Amur leopard

    Amur leopard

    Good shot I got of Edgar, the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo's Amur leopard.
  13. African Lions

    African Lions

  14. Amur Leopard stretching

    Amur Leopard stretching

  15. Florida Panther (Puma Concolor Couguar)

    Florida Panther (Puma Concolor Couguar)

    Note: this photo was taken on July 28,2019
  16. Jaguar(Panthera onca)

    Jaguar(Panthera onca)

    Note: this photo was taken on November 16,2019
  17. GiratinaIsGod

    Why are many animals keppt indoors at night ?

    I understand that many animals, like water fowl for example have to be kept indoors for safty reasons, but I never understood why espically nocturnal/crepuscular animals like cats are not keept outside at night (if the climate and weather allow it, of corse). It would support the natural...
  18. Felion

    How do I get started with big cat conservation?

    I have a burning passion for felines – lions in particular – and am filled with constant dread at the blight they face. I am putting my money where my heart is, but that simply doesn't satisfy me, I want to dedicate my life to big cats! I want to help them with my own arms and legs! I have...
  19. Amur Tiger at Dartmoor Zoo

    Amur Tiger at Dartmoor Zoo

    Dragan the Amur Tiger
  20. Cheetah at Dartmoor Zoo

    Cheetah at Dartmoor Zoo

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