Liger

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   christina*marie [deleted] (80 months ago | reply)

   Dude. Weird.

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   Twitchietai (74 months ago | reply)

   Found this picture blogged (stolen?) here:
   www.liger.org/alismith44-liger-picture-2

   There was no link back to your photo so I thought I would let you know

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   Asheikins added this photo to her favorites. (63 months ago)

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   Osprey7 (49 months ago | reply)

   Beautiful liger pic. I used it for an article in Suite 101 on ligers. Check it out at geneticsevolution.suite101.com/article.cfm/li ons_and_tige...

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   aliwest44 (49 months ago | reply)

   Thank you everyone! Yes, these liger photos tend to be quite popular! Thanks for the heads up, and Osprey7, thanks for letting me know you used my photo in your excellent article. For everyone wanting a little more information about ligers, you should check it out!

   Thanks again, everyone!

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   Tumbili76 (48 months ago | reply)

   Hello!

   I work for the African Wildlife Foundation (www.awf.org) and we just started a new blog called 'Ask Erin!' where people write in and ask us questions about African wildlife.

   One of the recent questions we received was re: Ligers. May we have permission to use the above photo on our blog?

   Thanks!

   Tumbili76

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   aliwest44 (48 months ago | reply)

   Tumbili76,

   Yes, you have permission to use this photo on the African Wildlife Foundation website.

   As you can see, it's a very popular photo!

   Thanks for letting me know where you are using it!
   Ali

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   Tumbili76 (47 months ago | reply)

   Hi, Ali-

   I was out of the country for a few weeks so I apologize for not getting back to you and (1) thanking you so very much for the use of your great photo and (2) to give you the direct link to the blog space in which you photo appears! Here it is: awf.org/blog/ask-erin-answers-volume-1-ligers -tigers-and-...

   Thank you again for the use of your photo!

   Warmest Regards,

   Erin (aka Tumbili76)

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   aliwest44 (47 months ago | reply)

   Hi Erin,

   No problem! I completely understand.

   What a fantastic article! It is a great resource for people looking for more information on what is and isn't native to Africa. Excellent job!

   Ali :)

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    Tumbili76 (47 months ago | reply)

    Hi, Ali-

    I am so glad you like the blog and the article on Ligers!

    All the best,

    Erin

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    Emerald Moon Phase (44 months ago | reply)

    He's lovely. Is it just me, or does he look Pissed?

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    peterd482001 (41 months ago | reply)

    Just to let you know that I am using this photo on my blog at:
    zoonewsdigest.blogspot.com/2010/01/i-dont-usu ally-agree-w...
    Thank you

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    Bramantyo "Bang Napi" Prahoro added this photo to their favorites. (40 months ago)

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    LynstarFC (37 months ago | reply)

    Wow, that's a big cat!! So cool! Saw this photo credited to you in Six amazing hybrid animals and decided to track it down on Flickr. Nice photo!

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    texas_lady_bug (37 months ago | reply)

    Same as LystarFC: Saw this posted on news.yahoo.com/s/ygreen/20100427/sc_ygreen/si xamazinghybr....
    Incredible! Thanks for sharing!

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    sunnyitec90 (29 months ago | reply)

    can I use this picture for my website about ligers? I have made the biggest website about ligers its url is www.ligerworld.com . Can I?

    Thankyou...

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    podolski134 (29 months ago | reply)

    Nice website Sunny ... Ligerworld. I just learned a lot through it. Thanks for sharing this. Nice snap too :). It can be dangerous to take snaps up close that much in front of that mammoth bease. Thanks :)

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    lbleeding16 added this photo to their favorites. (28 months ago)

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    aliwest44 (28 months ago | reply)

    Of course you have permission to use my photos in your educational website! Enjoy!

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    xxautumnxdawnxx (27 months ago | reply)

    Front line army material righhttt thurrrr...

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    WrenBirdsMommy added this photo to her favorites. (23 months ago)

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    Dragonqeen1010 (23 months ago | reply)

    Yep this big boy is ten ft when standing on his hind legs and isn't even full grown!! They estimate he will be twelve feet standing on his hing legs when he's older seeing as right now he is only 3. He also weighs half a ton and eats 20ibs of meat a day!

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    mexican32 (16 months ago | reply)

    do they really have magical

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    mexican32 (16 months ago | reply)

    powers

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    Frontierofficial (7 months ago | reply)

    Great photo! This photo has been used by www.frontier.ac.uk in a blog post: bit.ly/T6HEbu
    A link back and credit has been provided. Thanks for sharing!

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