The Caracal - An Elusive Wild Cat

By sgbrown

Caracal Close Up

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The caracal is a medium sized wild cat and is noted for it’s beautiful elongated, tufted black ears. The word caracal comes from the Turkish word, karakulak, for “black ear”. Caracals typically are redish, grey or “sand” colored and have a narrow black line that runs from the corner of their eye to their nose.   Read more ...

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How to Take Better Pictures at the Zoo

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We all like to take pictures when we go to the zoo. We take tons of pictures while we are there, but when we get home, most of the pictures just don’t do the animals justice. Hopefully I am going to give you some tips here that will help you take better pictures at the zoo.

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