Sumartran Tiger.

Another endangered species of Tiger. To adapt to its life in heavy jungle the whiskers are the longest on any tiger to help it navigate in the forest and sense its prey. The stare has no charity and is fixating I think.

Hope you all have a good weekend, enjoy wherever you are and take 10 minutes just to sit, breathe and enjoy the moment.

[Fisher Family]

Beautiful detail. He does look rather pre-occupied. Katharine

[Tricia O'Donnell]

Amazing capture

[Cally]

Great crop. I love the detail of his markings, and so clear that the different hair types really stand out.

[Paula W]

Such magnificent animals! Will definitely heed your worthwhile advice, starting now with a glass of rose in the garden!

[Anita Campbell]

Love, love your wild animal photos. Keep them coming. Wonderful profile on this big guy.

[Eve Pulsater]

What a gorgeous shot. I hope that you shot him in Roar rather than JPEG!

[Trish Plutz]

Wow, look at those markings on his face!

[Tremerryn]

Wonderful detail and colours.

[Anita Russell]

Stunning to be so close to this wild animal

[Tony]

Fabulous detail in that close-up.

[Mary Downing Hahn]

The whiskers were the first thing I noticed -- mainly because they're so long! A lovely portrait of a noble beast.

[Phil]

Wonderful shot! I was talking to a girlfriend last night, she had been to Shepreth near Cambridge but said her favourite 'wildlife park' was Hamerton, near Peterborough.....

[Gena Pegg]

Beautiful capture.....a mesmerizing stare!!! FAV

[8yearson]

Such a majestic animal!