Home Actress Beverly Joubert HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers January 2024 Beverly Joubert Instagram - Unlike lions, which are a touch too heavyset for climbing, leopards have an astounding ability to navigate the treetops with finesse and agility. It's a skill for which they are perfectly adapted. Powerful shoulders and legs, strong claws and heavily muscled backs all help make the task of tree-climbing a bit easier. A low centre of gravity and a long, sturdy tail mean that leopards rarely lose their balance, even when hurtling down a branch at a 45 ° angle. ⁣⁣⁣ #wildlife #nature #conservation #leopard #bigcats #bigcatsofinstagram

Beverly Joubert Instagram – Unlike lions, which are a touch too heavyset for climbing, leopards have an astounding ability to navigate the treetops with finesse and agility. It’s a skill for which they are perfectly adapted. Powerful shoulders and legs, strong claws and heavily muscled backs all help make the task of tree-climbing a bit easier. A low centre of gravity and a long, sturdy tail mean that leopards rarely lose their balance, even when hurtling down a branch at a 45 ° angle. ⁣⁣⁣ #wildlife #nature #conservation #leopard #bigcats #bigcatsofinstagram

Beverly Joubert Instagram - Unlike lions, which are a touch too heavyset for climbing, leopards have an astounding ability to navigate the treetops with finesse and agility. It's a skill for which they are perfectly adapted. Powerful shoulders and legs, strong claws and heavily muscled backs all help make the task of tree-climbing a bit easier. A low centre of gravity and a long, sturdy tail mean that leopards rarely lose their balance, even when hurtling down a branch at a 45 ° angle. ⁣⁣⁣ #wildlife #nature #conservation #leopard #bigcats #bigcatsofinstagram

Beverly Joubert Instagram – Unlike lions, which are a touch too heavyset for climbing, leopards have an astounding ability to navigate the treetops with finesse and agility. It’s a skill for which they are perfectly adapted. Powerful shoulders and legs, strong claws and heavily muscled backs all help make the task of tree-climbing a bit easier. A low centre of gravity and a long, sturdy tail mean that leopards rarely lose their balance, even when hurtling down a branch at a 45 ° angle.
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#wildlife #nature #conservation #leopard #bigcats #bigcatsofinstagram | Posted on 20/Dec/2023 19:40:18

Beverly Joubert Instagram – A black-and-white colour palate lends a certain raw authenticity to wildlife photography that usually works best in scenes characterised by deep contrasts between light and dark. This cheetah was perfectly posed on a canvas of blackened rock, which made the cat’s pale buff coat stand out.⁣ ⁣⁣ #wildlife #nature #cheetah #bigcats #bigcatsofinstagram
Beverly Joubert Instagram – Every moment spent in nature is special and gives us a reason to hope and persevere on our journey to protect our planet. I’m excited to share some of my most treasured images from this year – what scenes have inspired you in 2023? Use this audio and share your pictures of the year with @natgeo using #NatGeoPOY23⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Image 1: These muscular cats moved with purpose through a crimson-soaked dawn, likely on their way to find a shady spot to settle for the day.⁣⁣ Botswana’s Okavango Delta, with its undisturbed wetlands and seasonally flooded grasslands, is one of only a few African strongholds for lions. Photographing these cats in a landscape so vast and varied is a special experience.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Image 2: Ever vigilant, this cheetah mom in Kenya’s Maasai Mara scanned the horizon for approaching threats or potential meals. Her tiny cub could do little more than watch, huddled at her feet. At this age, he’s almost entirely reliant on his mom, and will stick close to her until he’s big enough to venture off on his own.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Image 3: The natural world abounds with fascinating examples of interconnectedness. Giraffes are often accompanied by oxpeckers, industrious birds that greedily take advantage of any burrowing parasites embedded in the animals’ skin. It’s a relationship of give and take, sacrifice and reward that – like so many other examples of nature’s interdependence – helps bring balance.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Image 4: In a scene that feels almost prehistoric, a rhino grazes against a backdrop of clouds swollen with the promise of rain. In many parts of Africa, government officials and private game reserve owners have opted to dehorn their rhinos in an effort to make them less appealing to poachers. It’s becoming rarer to see rhinos in the wild with their horns still intact.⁣⁣ Image 5: No matter how many hours I spend in the company of elephants, I still experience moments of astonishment at their extraordinary social cohesion. Born into extended family groups, elephant calves are not only nurtured by their mothers, but they also receive protection from older siblings and relatives. This calf, nestled under its mother’s protective underbelly was guarded by the herd.

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