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    Captives of Captivity

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    Dogs cry too. Animals, including this gregarious pet, are also capable of emotions. by: bernardyws Views[217] A baby male orangutan stares from behind the fence. He was born and raised in captivity. With the jungles of his ancestors vanishing fast, he may never get to live a life in the wild. by: bernardyws Views[708] Happiness only real when shared. A lone female proboscis monkey sits in her enclosure, held captive by melancholy and glass walls. Animals need companions too. by: bernardyws Views[448] ‘Hey dad, is the crocodile dead?’ Despite daily harassment of knocking and thumping by visitors, the giant croc floated lifelessly in a tank too small for comfort, his foreleg dangled in resignation to the freedom he lost years ago. by: bernardyws Views[284] A female white-crowned hornbill surrendered to the whims of forthcoming visitors. She was a shy and elusive rainforest dweller. But she has since been captured, caged and has to endure the nuisance of the thousands of bird park visitors. by: bernardyws Views[299]
     

    Photos: My Photo scholarship 2011 entry

    Monday, 31 Oct 2011 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I adore nature and that has always been why I take photos, trying to capture all these beautiful wild things I see, animals, plants, sceneries, little bugs … I can’t keep a tiger at home so I take a photo, print it big, frame and hang it in my room, and ... Read more >
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