Wildlife

  Panthera pardus orientalis

The leopard inhabits the forests, mountains and grasslands of Africa and Asia. It can be found in all of sub-Saharan Africa and west of the Kalahari. They also occur in China, India, Iran, Pakistan, Indonesia, Nepal. This Leopard called the Amur Leoprd lives in North and South Korea. They are very endangered.

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 The Siberian tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) is the largest of the tigers. It is also known as the Amur, Korean or Manchurian tiger. They have a length of 106 - 130 in (233.2 - 286 cm) for the males, and 95 - 108 in (209 - 237.6 cm) for the females.  There are less than 500 left in the wild. Their former range used to cover all of North and South Korea, Southeastern Russia and Northeastern China. Now they are reduced to scattered populations on the border between southeastern Russia and northeastern China.

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 Family: Cervidae, Moose

I had spotted the male earlier at Rocky Mountain
National Park.  I ventured in search of the female,
snapping a few shots of her, when she disappeared in
the thick underbrush. I turned around to find myself
face to face with her calf. We were equally surprised
to see each other. It was a startling, but precious
moment for me. As I knew her mom was nearby, I didn�t
waste any time. A few quick clicks and I was out of
there.

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I have always loved watching chipmunks. One afternoon, I set up my camera gear in a meadow at Rocky Mountain National Park. The chipmunks had made their home in a hollow log in the middle of a dandelion field. After chasing each other endlessly, one would disappear. This one, a little impatient peeked inside the log and whistled, as if to say. Are you coming out?

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I have always loved watching chipmunks. One afternoon, I set up my camera gear in a meadow at Rocky Mountain National Park. The chipmunks had made their home in a hollow log in the middle of a dandelion field. After chasing each other endlessly, one would disappear. This one, a little impatient peeked inside the log and whistled, as if to say. Are you coming out?

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I have always loved watching chipmunks. One afternoon, I set up my camera gear in a meadow at Rocky Mountain National Park. The chipmunks had made their home in a hollow log in the middle of a dandelion field. After chasing each other endlessly, one would disappear. This one, a little impatient peeked inside the log and whistled, as if to say. Are you coming out?

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I have always loved watching chipmunks. One afternoon, I set up my camera gear in a meadow at Rocky Mountain National Park. The chipmunks had made their home in a hollow log in the middle of a dandelion field. After chasing each other endlessly, one would disappear. This one, a little impatient peeked inside the log and whistled, as if to say. Are you coming out?

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I have always loved watching chipmunks. One afternoon, I set up my camera gear in a meadow at Rocky Mountain National Park. The chipmunks had made their home in a hollow log in the middle of a dandelion field. After chasing each other endlessly, one would disappear. This one, a little impatient peeked inside the log and whistled, as if to say. Are you coming out?

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 Coyotes range throughout North America, from northern Canada and Alaska, to Central America. They are found in vitrually all the contiguous 48 states and Alaska. They are abundant in Mexico and most countries in Central America, but do not extend to South America. Their range in North America was originally only in the West, but since the extermination of the red and grey wolves, their range has expanded farther eastward, taking over territory that was once occupied by the wolves, and in a sense filling in their niche.

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 Coyotes range throughout North America, from northern Canada and Alaska, to Central America. They are found in vitrually all the contiguous 48 states and Alaska. They are abundant in Mexico and most countries in Central America, but do not extend to South America. Their range in North America was originally only in the West, but since the extermination of the red and grey wolves, their range has expanded farther eastward, taking over territory that was once occupied by the wolves, and in a sense filling in their niche.

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 Coyotes range throughout North America, from northern Canada and Alaska, to Central America. They are found in vitrually all the contiguous 48 states and Alaska. They are abundant in Mexico and most countries in Central America, but do not extend to South America. Their range in North America was originally only in the West, but since the extermination of the red and grey wolves, their range has expanded farther eastward, taking over territory that was once occupied by the wolves, and in a sense filling in their niche.

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 The Mule Deer has large ears that move independently and almost constantly, like a mule’s. Primarily active in morning, evening, and on moonlit nights, this deer may also be seen at midday in winter. The Mule Deer has a stiff-legged bounding gait, with back legs and front legs moving together. It is also a good swimmer. In mountainous areas, the animal migrates up and down seasonally to avoid heavy snows.

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 The Mule Deer has large ears that move independently and almost constantly, like a mule’s. Primarily active in morning, evening, and on moonlit nights, this deer may also be seen at midday in winter. The Mule Deer has a stiff-legged bounding gait, with back legs and front legs moving together. It is also a good swimmer. In mountainous areas, the animal migrates up and down seasonally to avoid heavy snows.

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 The Mule Deer has large ears that move independently and almost constantly, like a mule’s. Primarily active in morning, evening, and on moonlit nights, this deer may also be seen at midday in winter. The Mule Deer has a stiff-legged bounding gait, with back legs and front legs moving together. It is also a good swimmer. In mountainous areas, the animal migrates up and down seasonally to avoid heavy snows.

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  Family: Cervidae, Elk

A very large cervid, with thick neck and slender legs. Brown or tan above; underparts darker. Rump patch and tail yellowish brown. Male (known as a bull) has dark brown mane on throat and large, many-tined antlers: 6 tines on each side when mature, with main beam up to 5' (1.5 m) long. Juvenile spotted until 3 months of age. 

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A very large cervid, with thick neck and slender legs. Brown or tan above; underparts darker. Rump patch and tail yellowish brown. Male (known as a bull) has dark brown mane on throat and large, many-tined antlers: 6 tines on each side when mature, with main beam up to 5' (1.5 m) long. Juvenile spotted until 3 months of age.

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A very large cervid, with thick neck and slender legs. Brown or tan above; underparts darker. Rump patch and tail yellowish brown. Male (known as a bull) has dark brown mane on throat and large, many-tined antlers: 6 tines on each side when mature, with main beam up to 5' (1.5 m) long. Juvenile spotted until 3 months of age.

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A very large cervid, with thick neck and slender legs. Brown or tan above; underparts darker. Rump patch and tail yellowish brown. Male (known as a bull) has dark brown mane on throat and large, many-tined antlers: 6 tines on each side when mature, with main beam up to 5' (1.5 m) long. Juvenile spotted until 3 months of age.