Home Actress Beverly Joubert HD Photos and Wallpapers June 2024 Beverly Joubert Instagram - A lion in his prime – his dark mane a marker of his dominance – parades across a plain, honey-hued eyes fixed on the horizon. It’s frightening to consider that, according to some research, in just five decades Africa's lion populations have declined by over 75%. Hunting and habitat loss are the primary drivers of the decline, which puts these big cats firmly in the extinction crosshairs. For healthy gene flow and to help protect lions from hunting, these cats need vast areas in which to roam, something that is becoming scarcer as human development advances and critical habitats shrink. If we hope to continue seeing these iconic cats striding across the grasslands, we need to put every effort into protecting their habitats and reducing both legal and illegal hunting.⁣ ⁣⁣ #lion #wildlife #nature #bigcat #bigcatsofinstagram

Beverly Joubert Instagram – A lion in his prime – his dark mane a marker of his dominance – parades across a plain, honey-hued eyes fixed on the horizon. It’s frightening to consider that, according to some research, in just five decades Africa’s lion populations have declined by over 75%. Hunting and habitat loss are the primary drivers of the decline, which puts these big cats firmly in the extinction crosshairs. For healthy gene flow and to help protect lions from hunting, these cats need vast areas in which to roam, something that is becoming scarcer as human development advances and critical habitats shrink. If we hope to continue seeing these iconic cats striding across the grasslands, we need to put every effort into protecting their habitats and reducing both legal and illegal hunting.⁣ ⁣⁣ #lion #wildlife #nature #bigcat #bigcatsofinstagram

Beverly Joubert Instagram - A lion in his prime – his dark mane a marker of his dominance – parades across a plain, honey-hued eyes fixed on the horizon. It’s frightening to consider that, according to some research, in just five decades Africa's lion populations have declined by over 75%. Hunting and habitat loss are the primary drivers of the decline, which puts these big cats firmly in the extinction crosshairs. For healthy gene flow and to help protect lions from hunting, these cats need vast areas in which to roam, something that is becoming scarcer as human development advances and critical habitats shrink. If we hope to continue seeing these iconic cats striding across the grasslands, we need to put every effort into protecting their habitats and reducing both legal and illegal hunting.⁣ ⁣⁣ #lion #wildlife #nature #bigcat #bigcatsofinstagram

Beverly Joubert Instagram – A lion in his prime – his dark mane a marker of his dominance – parades across a plain, honey-hued eyes fixed on the horizon. It’s frightening to consider that, according to some research, in just five decades Africa’s lion populations have declined by over 75%. Hunting and habitat loss are the primary drivers of the decline, which puts these big cats firmly in the extinction crosshairs. For healthy gene flow and to help protect lions from hunting, these cats need vast areas in which to roam, something that is becoming scarcer as human development advances and critical habitats shrink. If we hope to continue seeing these iconic cats striding across the grasslands, we need to put every effort into protecting their habitats and reducing both legal and illegal hunting.⁣
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#lion #wildlife #nature #bigcat #bigcatsofinstagram | Posted on 05/Feb/2024 01:30:56

Beverly Joubert Instagram – The Okavango Delta in northern Botswana is a truly remarkable ecosystem. One of the world’s only inland deltas that does not flow into a sea or ocean, its fragile existence is dependent on a delicate balance of hydrological, climatic and biological processes which combine in perfect harmony to create a paradise for so many species. While many wild spaces in Africa dry out in the winter months, the Okavango comes alive as water from the Angolan highlands surges onto the flatlands turning the entire area into a drenched floodplain. This creates unique conditions for the species that call this place home: predators like lions must navigate deep water channels and spillways, elephants migrate into the area and thrive in the water-rich ecosystem, and a diversity of wetland birds flock to feast in the sandy shallows. From the air, the patchwork of paths created by elephants and hippos form intersecting scribbles on the landscape, segmenting the lush green vegetation.⁣
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But even this watery paradise is at risk from habitat destruction, as humans encroach further into wild spaces. This #WorldWetlandsDay, we’re drawing attention to the importance of places like the Okavango and highlighting the urgent need to protect them. ⁣
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Visit @greatplainsfoundation to find out more about our conservation work.⁣
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#wildlifeconservation #wildlife #nature #Okavango #wetlands
Beverly Joubert Instagram – Locked in. Eons of evolution have sculpted cheetahs into refined, specialised hunters. While speed is their most famous attribute, these cats must locate their prey before they can sprint after it – and cheetahs have the eyes for the job. Elongated retinal fovea give these cats a tack sharp, wide-angle view of the surroundings, which is essential for predators that hunt and roam on vast, open savannahs. Forward-facing, high-set eyes give them spectacular binocular vision so they can hone in on their selected target with laser-like precision. Unlike other big cats that do most of their hunting at night, the cheetah’s diurnal stalking behaviour requires a better grasp of colour. An abundance of a specific type of cone photoreceptor in the cheetah’s eyes help them to better discriminate colours. And to keep the glaring sun from obstructng their vision, cheetahs have dark, distinctive malar stripes that run down the sides of their face to reflect light away from their eyes. These remarkable adaptations fuse together to form a formidable and uniquely adapted hunter.

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