King - By Bill Ciavarra - Dimage 7 Camera

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By: Bill Ciavarra
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Bill Ciavarra {Karma:10216}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Dimage 7
Categories	Wildlife	Film Format
Portfolio	Nature's Beauty	Lens
Uploaded	7/4/2003	Film / Memory Type
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Views	609	Shutter	250
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Critiques	4	Rating	5.67 / 3 Ratings
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About	This is "King" a very rare Cheetah. Taken at Miami Metro Zoo, according to it's handler there are only 5 in the world with this type coat. Very beautiful animal. He was not caged, that's why there is a 'lead-collar' on him.
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Robert Gaither

{K:34128} 7/4/2003

Don't let him get around poachers? I like wild animals like to go to Africa someday when it safe to travel there and I become a millionare. Look at the eyes looks like he needs a meal. Excellent image and capture.

T Glow {K:14955} 7/4/2003

Great capture!! excellent colors & lightning. regards,T.

Heinz {K:727} 7/4/2003

yep, the harness... but WOW! amazing eyes and very good captured. first i thought get rid of the harness but then again i realized that this picture is also a symbolism to animals in captivity. good work!!!

regards, Heinz.

Leslie Cohelan {K:20807} 7/4/2003

It is always a pleasure to see animals that are rare...and sad too...at first I thought I didn't like it with the harness, but then I realized it really is his eyes and head that I am looking at...an excellent capture of those beautifully colored eyes

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