Great prize to the most beautiful ‘Cherry’
Russian photographer Sergey Gorshkov's Siberian caplau photo received the Wild Life Photo of 2020. Gorchkov’s year’s wildlife photographer awarded the 11 months to achieve this square. Gorshkov exposed an adult female Siberian tiger with the camera hidden in the forest while leaving the smell of the network. For the award that was awarded with the invitation in the National Historical Museum in London, there were more than 49 thousand photos. Roz Kidman Cox, the head of Jüri, used the expression of “a unique image of an intimate master in the depths of a magical orma” for the photo that Gorshkov matches 11 months of work.
One of the types under the protection
[[T]]The population of the wild Siberian tigers living in the east of Russia, with the danger of depletion due to the reduction of leak hunting and forestry areas. It is estimated that these types are between 500-600 of the population of wildlife, which is very power. The males of the type, also called a mile hood, can live in a 2 thousand square area, the areas of the females are up to 450 kilometers. Photographer Gorshkov said that the chance to theme the Siberian tiger is less, but at the same time it is stable, the smell in the fir tree called hair or nail signs. Gorshkov pulled his photo named 'Kucaklama' in November, with the camera heavi close to a fir tree. [[[T]] [[
Source: Green Newspaper
One of the types under the protection
[[T]]The population of the wild Siberian tigers living in the east of Russia, with the danger of depletion due to the reduction of leak hunting and forestry areas. It is estimated that these types are between 500-600 of the population of wildlife, which is very power. The males of the type, also called a mile hood, can live in a 2 thousand square area, the areas of the females are up to 450 kilometers. Photographer Gorshkov said that the chance to theme the Siberian tiger is less, but at the same time it is stable, the smell in the fir tree called hair or nail signs. Gorshkov pulled his photo named 'Kucaklama' in November, with the camera heavi close to a fir tree. [[[T]] [[
Source: Green Newspaper
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