Famous Wildlife Photographer Shaaz Jung's amazing captures of Black Panther, from Kabani, Karnataka. it reminds the "Bagheera" of the famous story "Jungle Book". All these pictures are widespread over the internet within minutes and trending on social media too.
Rare Black Panther Spotted in Kabani, Karnataka People call it 'Bagheera'
But we have noticed that even some verified pages have shared these images without giving credit to the photographer. This is very sad because the rarefied images are the result of the hard work of a photographer's days, months and maybe years. Publishing it without even credit to its author is a violation of copyright infringement. The photograph has been clicked by wildlife photographer Shaaz Jung. Jung shared the photos on his Instagram
Let's see the stunning photographs that spreading all over the social media right now..
This year was about exploring the unexplored and understanding the unfathomable. My 2019 belonged to the worlds most elusive. Over 150 sightings, 8TB of images, 50TB of footage, a National Geographic film and lifetime of unforgettable memories. We spent ten hours a day, everyday, trying to understand the black panther but true wisdom in the jungle is knowing you know nothing about its true origins. Everyday was a journey into the unknown, as we attempted to unravel the secrets of a cat very few have documented long enough to understand not just his character, but also the little idiosyncrasies that make him unique. The result is an overwhelming portfolio, and possibly the first in the world, of a melanistic leopard in the wild hunting, mating, fighting and thriving against the odds of natural selection. I want to thank all of you for being a part of my journey this year. The jungle can be a lonely place but thanks to all of you, never have I felt alone. Nature is where it all begins and I hope my work this year has inspired you to fall in love with the wilderness and visit the jungles. Have a wonderful new year and see you on the flip side. Shaaz
An eerie glow of first light hangs between the trees, silhouettes of branches dance without their leaves, wicked is the wind that waltzes thick as thieves, frigid is the mist for in it something breathes.
There’s something inexplicably beautiful about the melancholic mist and how it transforms dawn into an eerie land of the lost. The paths may seem deceptively apparent and it’s destinations unknown, but don’t be afraid to wander in the mist, for he who walks the endless path shall find the greatest treasures.
The night is dark, her secrets begin to creep, they want to talk to you, right before you go to sleep. The night is deep, listen to ghost-trees speak, they want to talk to you, right before you go to sleep.
In search of psithurism, I found myself under the ancient trees of life, as silver raindrops danced and wild flowers reached for the sky. The air was rare that day, laden with secrets, and in that powerful silence, I found the Panther.
Years have passed and this is still one of my most memorable photographs. It was this picture in 2017 that helped convince National Geographic to make a film on him. Thank you for sitting there on that tree my friend. It’s been wild ever since!
That lonely feeling, when the forest goes eerily silent but you know you’re not alone. That paranormal sensation where you can’t help but feel like you’re being watched. On most days, I look around and see nothing. But sometimes, when the wind dies and the leaves stop swaying, your eyes meet their eyes.
