Etosha National Park, Namibia
25,000€
This black rhino (Diceros bicornis) was limping and barely standing after being attacked by a pack of lions during the night. At midday it was laying on its side on the grass, the only thing in movement was its right ear. Emanuele passed once again during the afternoon and it was not only standing and walking (without limping anymore!), but it was even munching a spiny branch of a small shrub. A true warrior of the dry savannah of Namib desert’s Etosha National Park
By Emanuele Biggi
Emanuele is an Italian naturalist and photographer with a Ph.D in Environmental Sciences. He’s Associate Fellow of the iLCP - International League of Conservation Photographers and a member of the IUCN Spiders and Scorpions Specialists Group. He’s mainly focused on the smaller creatures and conservation of nature. His main topics are Amphibians and Reptiles, Spiders and other Arthropods and life into extreme environments. He’s the author and curator of scientific exhibitions with whom he tries to bring nature to people. Emanuele published two books: a photographic one called "Predatori del Microcosmo" and "Namibia", a non-photographic travel/adventure book. Winner and finalist of various international photography prizes and speaker of international photography symposiums and festivals. He’s a death metal singer as well and he likes everyone knows that too, just in case.
