p.2 #1 · A Leopard dangles precariously some 30ft off the ground!
Then there is the disinformation that is increasing all the time.
Here is an example. Redline Media identifies this as a Jaguar hauling its heavy prey up the tree. I do have difficulty seeing some of the spot patterns on the Jaguar and Leopard, but am quite sure that this is a Leopard. That is a very powerful cat.
So I went to Redline Media and it is full of video clips, all appearing to be from Africa.
Here is my point: There are so many misidentified animals on this site. Today, increasingly, the attitude is to just publicize it and get some clicks. So I tried to send a message to Redline Media but found the message box to be a chat; i.e. Ai.
p.2 #2 · A Leopard dangles precariously some 30ft off the ground!
bs kite wrote:
Then there is the disinformation that is increasing all the time.
Here is an example. Redline Media identifies this as a Jaguar hauling its heavy prey up the tree. I do have difficulty seeing some of the spot patterns on the Jaguar and Leopard, but am quite sure that this is a Leopard. That is a very powerful cat.
So I went to Redline Media and it is full of video clips, all appearing to be from Africa.
Here is my point: There are so many misidentified animals on this site. Today, increasingly, the attitude is to just publicize it and get some clicks. So I tried to send a message to Redline Media but found the message box to be a chat; i.e. Ai.
Totally agree 100% with you on this "AI disinformation" "click bait" age we live in, and it's getting harder and harder do disseminate as to what is real any more!
Re, strength of cats, there's no point in going back and forth here and will agree to disagree on those rankings.But there's no doubt that those large climbing cats have incredible hauling strength!
p.2 #4 · A Leopard dangles precariously some 30ft off the ground!
marc2307 wrote:
Totally agree 100% with you on this "AI disinformation" "click bait" age we live in, and it's getting harder and harder do disseminate as to what is real any more!
Re, strength of cats, there's no point in going back and forth here and will agree to disagree on those rankings.But there's no doubt that those large climbing cats have incredible hauling strength!
BR
Marc
Yes, they have *incredible* hauling strengths.
I hope you will let us know when your DaVinci video is published. And please.... no hurry Marc. I am into DaVinci too but not far. Lots more to learn.
It really was a pleasure discussing nature with you. Thanks.
p.2 #8 · A Leopard dangles precariously some 30ft off the ground!
marc2307 wrote:
Totally agree 100% with you on this "AI disinformation" "click bait" age we live in, and it's getting harder and harder do disseminate as to what is real any more!
Re, strength of cats, there's no point in going back and forth here and will agree to disagree on those rankings.But there's no doubt that those large climbing cats have incredible hauling strength!
p.2 #10 · A Leopard dangles precariously some 30ft off the ground!
Well, seems to me as a mom, that the species does not determine how much a PITA raising "kids" can be!
Marc, this is awesome and you are so fortunate to have seen and captured it! Congratulations and well done!
p.2 #13 · A Leopard dangles precariously some 30ft off the ground!
Thanks for sharing this glorious experience with us! I am getting a huge emotional and excitement rush just viewing these regal creatures Marc!
Just fantastic photography! Congrats on your "FT" Win!!!
Dan
p.2 #14 · A Leopard dangles precariously some 30ft off the ground!
Congratulations on your well earned and exciting post Marc. I got a quick look at the images but didn't get back to comment on just how amazing these were/are! Awesome shots and very cool added images of the up the tree hauls, wow
Hope to see more, great post!!
Karl
