Photographer Captures Photo Of Rare Siberian Tiger In Its Natural Snowy Environment
Sascha Fonseca is a wildlife photographer who specializes in DSLR camera traps. He was born in Germany but moved to Dubai to turn his passion for animals into a career. In December 2021, Sascha set up a camera trap in eastern Russia's birch forests and captured an incredible photo of an ultra-rare Siberian tiger in its natural environment.
“Tigers are mostly nocturnal which means they are active mostly during the night. You could spend months or even years staked out and not capture a single image. Camera traps can,” Fonseca shared.
Siberian tigers are the world's largest tigers and are found primarily in the Far East of Russia, the Northeast of China, and North Korea. Widespread poaching of Siberian tigers has pushed them to the brink of extinction. Now, they are among those listed as critically endangered with less than 400 individuals left in the wild. Through his work, Fonseca hopes to raise awareness of protecting animals and their environment.
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“Tigers are mostly nocturnal which means they are active mostly during the night. You could spend months or even years staked out and not capture a single image. Camera traps can,” Fonseca shared.
Source: sascha.fonseca
Source: sascha.fonseca
Siberian tigers are the world's largest tigers and are found primarily in the Far East of Russia, the Northeast of China, and North Korea. Widespread poaching of Siberian tigers has pushed them to the brink of extinction. Now, they are among those listed as critically endangered with less than 400 individuals left in the wild. Through his work, Fonseca hopes to raise awareness of protecting animals and their environment.
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