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June 28, 2010
Tibor the Tiger by *Shadow-and-Flame-86
The suggester wrote: "Honestly, generally as a rule of thumb most captured wildlife shots 'look' like captured wildlife shots, this one however, looks anything but! Perfect lighting and detail to boot, showing a wonderful sense of emotion in the Tigers eyes...makes this one worthy of Daily Deviation status!"
The suggester wrote: "Honestly, generally as a rule of thumb most captured wildlife shots 'look' like captured wildlife shots, this one however, looks anything but! Perfect lighting and detail to boot, showing a wonderful sense of emotion in the Tigers eyes...makes this one worthy of Daily Deviation status!"
Description
Tibor the Sumatran Tiger at Edinburgh zoo.
Tibor sadly has recently had to have his injured right eye removed. He had lost all sight in it and had developed an infection, and so the vet thought it best to remove it. He still has good sight in his remaining eye and is expected to make a full recovery
Tibor a week after his operation in July 2010:
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You may NOT use, replicate, manipulate, or modify any image without my written consent
Tibor sadly has recently had to have his injured right eye removed. He had lost all sight in it and had developed an infection, and so the vet thought it best to remove it. He still has good sight in his remaining eye and is expected to make a full recovery
Tibor a week after his operation in July 2010:
Copyright © KJR wildlife photography. All rights reserved to Kelly RobinsonYou may NOT use, replicate, manipulate, or modify any image without my written consent
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Funny how such a majestic creature can look downright cute and amusing when seen in just the riht moment. Sad to read of the fate of his eye - tigers are sight-oriented predators, as I recall - but at least he'll recover.