Name: EMPOLOGOMA ( LION) Location: Kidepo Valley National Park(KVNP) Status: Vulnerable. Population: Approximately 20,000. Scientific name: Panthera leo. Height: 4 to 5 ½ feet when standing on two feet. Weight: 242-517 lbs. Lions are currently listed as "Vulnerable" on the (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species. Today, lions are extinct in 26 African countries, have vanished from over 95 per cent of their historic range, and experts estimate that there are only about 20,000 left in the wild.
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TOTEMS: THE AFRICAN WILD
Totems is a 1/1 collection of images celebrating African wildlife. Totems are a visual representation of the symbiotic link that exists between humans and animals. The tradition of totems were employed thousands of years ago in Uganda to rescue and protect wild creatures, and it is still applicable today.
I've tagged each of these images with their traditional name, stemming from one of the local languages of East Africa in order to preserve it within the continuity of the blockchain.
Asante/Webale/Thank you!
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Name: EMPOLOGOMA ( LION) Location: Kidepo Valley National Park(KVNP) Status: Vulnerable. Population: Approximately 20,000. Scientific name: Panthera leo. Height: 4 to 5 ½ feet when standing on two feet. Weight: 242-517 lbs. Lions are currently listed as "Vulnerable" on the (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species. Today, lions are extinct in 26 African countries, have vanished from over 95 per cent of their historic range, and experts estimate that there are only about 20,000 left in the wild.
Edition: 1/1
TOTEMS: THE AFRICAN WILD
Totems is a 1/1 collection of images celebrating African wildlife. Totems are a visual representation of the symbiotic link that exists between humans and animals. The tradition of totems were employed thousands of years ago in Uganda to rescue and protect wild creatures, and it is still applicable today.
I've tagged each of these images with their traditional name, stemming from one of the local languages of East Africa in order to preserve it within the continuity of the blockchain.
Asante/Webale/Thank you!