always touching scene

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Zambia 2024 - 09 -01 View gallery (21 photos)

always touching scene sent on October 27, 2024 (9:15) by Paolo Stella. 1 comments, 395 views.

at 200mm, 1/800 f/6.3, ISO 400, hand held. South Luangwa National Park, Zambia.

Zambia settembre 2024, South Luangwa : sarà la legge della natura ma tutte le volte che ho assistito ad una uccisione di un bufalo da parte di un gruppo di leoni la scena mi tocca sempre. Certo i leoni devono uccidere le prede per sopravvivere ma purtroppo la morte del bufalo sopravviene sempre molto lentamente.

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12 persons like it: Ager57, Alberto Cassani, Alberto Tirri, Aznavour65, Black Imp , Davide Fusco, Lucio Pegoraro, Luky-luky, Massimo Fontana, Orso364, Paolo Secchi, Roberto58

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Black Imp

sent on October 28, 2024 (2:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I appreciate photos and thoughts in the caption. Many photograph scenes like these almost exalted or speaking generically of "nature" but in this photo there are three individuals and each has emotions and tries to live.
Unfortunately, the way nature works, there is no way to make both prey and predators survive and there is no way for those who empathize with both to choose a few individuals to "save" or protect or hope for human solutions that create synthetic food for predators... but the moment they could live in that way, their body and mind would also change. It is a logical chain that cannot be broken and perhaps it is also senseless to try to break it.

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