Berislav Horvatic wrote:Niklas Ban wrote:(1) The best of the best fake images all the time.. especially wildlifephotographers, it is a fact.
(2) I don't think it is a fake, I saw many many (ex)elaphe eating their prey, they do it in every kind of way, no problem for them. Even if the eye is dead, it is no problem for a snake to live with just one or even no eyes. Saw it in the field by myself. The other images of him doesn't make me think that he faked it.
So, please, decide, if you can. Unless (1) was meant fully ironically, of course...
Guillaume Gomard wrote:Looks real to me:
http://www.mediterraneannature.com/snakes-of-croatia/
Or the photographer would be very vicious!
Ilian Velikov wrote: Looking in the eye of this Pseudopus it looks very much alive to me.
Berislav Horvatic wrote:In which of the presented photos did you see the EYE of P. apodus?!
Berislav Horvatic wrote:Now I really don't understand: Who is the author of this photo, Stevan Žugić from Montenegro
or Ante Karanušić from Croatia?
Ilian Velikov wrote:Berislav Horvatic wrote:Now I really don't understand: Who is the author of this photo, Stevan Žugić from Montenegro
or Ante Karanušić from Croatia?
Not sure...People are congratulating Stevan Žugić for the photo on Facebook.
Stevan Žugić: I have enough herp photographs made by me, don't need better ones.
These photos are not mine, I found it on internet.
Ilian Velikov wrote:I think this guy found a dead qutuorlineata and caught a live Pseudopus nearby and decided to get some attention by staging this. This makes him not just a fraud but also an asshole for molesting the lizard like this.
Guillaume Gomard wrote:The more I see the pics, the more I think you guys are right . If this is the case I would be even more concerned
about ego-driven-pseudo-wildlife photographers. Would be interesting to get at least the version of the author...
What do you think about the blood on the Pseudopus head? Just coming from the dead 4lineata mouth?
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