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Gorgeous closeup!
Christina
Christina
I agree with you and these are fantastic shots, I love to see these amazing creatures but hate the idea that they have been taken from there from there natural habitat 9or born in captivity), I understand that the preservation of these animals is critical and they are cared for and protected by the best people.
Thanks all.
Nathan, I think they were bred in captivity. I can see the point in trying to preserve the species, although ideally they would be wild. With a wild population of only 35, something has to be done. From the web site they are eventually going to be moved to the Highland wildlife park which will provide them with more space.
Nathan, I think they were bred in captivity. I can see the point in trying to preserve the species, although ideally they would be wild. With a wild population of only 35, something has to be done. From the web site they are eventually going to be moved to the Highland wildlife park which will provide them with more space.
