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  • Willie Baneham said:
    Dublin Zoo is one of the worlds most successful breeders of Lions. At the time of this shot, they were housed in old style Victorian cages inside the Russell House, - a lovely building in itself. Their space was quite small, and you could get very close to the big cats. Thats when Zoos were for people, now Zoos are for animals.
  • Christian Lopez Romano said:
    o que buena foto :D
  • Najja said:
    A beautiful creature, yet so dangerous! He has a humble look in his eyes, which we all know is very deceiving!
  • Marcelo Vieira said:
    Nice capture!
  • samantha wahl said:
    gorgeous

The Zoo, Moore Park, Sydney

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  • buddhaalpha said:
    Beautiful animal, but sadly, in captivity.
  • Steep Spark said:
    One can see his ribs and hip bones too clearly - he is either elderly with an eating problem or not fed well. Wouldn't surprise me if this was one deeply depressed animal.
  • Thomas Bresson said:
    Image copied here. -- Found in a search. (?)
  • D. Katherine. Ramirez de Arellano said:
    I hope that this is an archival shot and not one just done in an old technique. I really hate to think that there are zoos around which would still house animals in this manner. This old boy looks decidedly depressed.
  • pleary said:
    This photo would make an excellent addition to the Encyclopedia of Life. Please consider adding it to the EOL Images group. EOL needs images for all 1.8 million known species, so you are also invited to share any of your other good photos, too.

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