Predators With Their Prey In The Wild

I love the look of the grizzly staring down its freshly caught prey. The details in this image stand out. Not only is the Grizzly sharp but you can even count the scales on the salmon.

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It looks like the Dolphin is smiling watching his lunch go down the hatch. The dolphin seems to be perfectly positioned to get his prey, having to put its head above water and open its mouth. The water drops give that sense of motion

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This is a stunning photo of Predator chasing Prey. The look of anxiety can be seen in the penguin's face as she tries to keep a watchful eye out for the sea lion. I wonder if the penguin got away

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I love the power demonstrated by a leaping Tiger in the water. The diagonal created by the leaping cat made my eyes wander from the the Tiger's face to the splash of water below his front paw, and then to his tail and the water below it, and then back to the face

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Wow...the Jaguar's eyes are fixated on the photographer in the midst of the throat clamp. The caiman appears to be trying to wriggle its way out of the Jaguar's grip. This photo demonstrates the strength and ability to swim of a Jaguar in a fast flowing river

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What makes this photo to me is all 5 amateurs are involved in bringing this antelope down while Mama sits and watches patiently. I wonder what the 2 cheetahs are trying to jump onto as one of their siblings seems to be near the throat. I wonder how longs these 5 took to bring down their prey or did Mom have to intervene

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The dust flying only suggest one thing - the Lion is having to put in some serious work to bring this gentle giant down. I wonder where the rest of the pride is as this prey would be more than sufficient to feed the pride and the scavengers

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Angle, Angle, Angle.....every wildlife photographer's pet peeve. The photographer has done an excellent job in getting this low level shot of the wolf in motion and staring at the camera. The fish's gaping expression and the blood add to the photo

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