A jungle cat (Felis chaus) in Faunapark Flakkee, the Netherlands
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A jungle cat (Felis chaus) in Faunapark Flakkee, the Netherlands
by safi kok
Jungle Cat (Felis chaus)
Observed by myworldofbirdphotography, CC BY-NC
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Jungle Cat aka Marsh Cat (Felis chaus), family Felidae, in the mangroves of the Sunderbans, India
photographs by Soumyajit Nandy
Wanted to share some more art I just haven't uploaded from last year! Really enjoyed doing these feline studies, dozens of hours of unseen research went into each on top of the many hours it took to draw 😵
Also shout to my cat Ezra who I snuck into the Felis study to represent the domestic cat hehe :3c
Rakshasa. More precisely, they are all that remains of the civilization of Felidae. Like humans, they have almost completely assimilated with the harpies.
the first of the series, africa's small wild cats!! available for a print here and as a sticker pack here!
Jungle cat, Bandar Abbas, Iran
The jungle cat, also called the reed cat or swamp cat, is an endangered species in Iran. The solitary felines are expert nocturnal predators with a taste for rodents, fish and small birds. ‘I had gone to the mangrove forest to photograph birds when I suddenly saw this cat. People rarely see this cat, and I feel very lucky to be able to photograph it.’
By Erfan Samanfar
Mangrove photography awards