While traveling through Transcarpathia, we stopped by a contact zoo near Lake Synevyr. Many animals are kept there, which were mistreated by the owners of private circuses and zoos. Today they live on a spacious territory among the mountains. At the entrance, you can buy treats for the animals, buy more, they will love them. There you will be able to tame different animals: a tiger, a lion, various types of wolves, camels, deer. It was the deer that got into my frame). Looking at his slow pace, big horns, loud voice. It is easy to understand how much he experienced and saw, if he could tell about everything. It would not fit in one book.
Gorgeous shots!
thank you, a very big thank you for the support and motivation to hear such things in my direction
The photos are so nice and thanks for sharing.
thanks for the feedback, it's very important to hear your thoughts)
It's a pleasure
i agree )
That one looks really big, and it has cool horns. beautiful photography about the wild. Interesting
thank you, yes, when I first saw it up close, it took my breath away from its size
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The photography come with a very good quality and absolutely beautiful, warm and great shot. I feel like wildlife there is kind of different from my country where I live. I hope to see more wildlife photography from you. Have a great weekend!
thank you, unfortunately, this was the second and last series of photos from that place, but not the last. Have a nice weekend )
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