Wildlife photographer George Turner spent five days at the Etosha National Park in Namibia waiting to catch this lioness in hunting mode.
The lone male had stalked the lioness, another female and two cubs, for an hour in the Mara North Conservancy in Masai Mara, Kenya, last month, before he was attacked.
DAVID OLIETE/TPOTY.COMThe “castells” are one of the most important cultural traditions in Catalonia. This year’s contest features a new, eight-image showcase portfolio categoryED HETHERINGTON/TPOTY.COM Lionesses hunting on Chief's Island in the Okavango Delta, BotswanaENRICO VILLA/TPOTY.COMPortugues
irst Marshal Tahlia Vedra, named the Lioness of the Parch by her loyal soldiers, is the foremost tactical mind of Hammerhal Aqsha, and an inspiration to Dawnbringer Crusades across the Mortal Realms. Once a skilled mercenary warrior, Tahlia rose up the ranks of the Freeguild through quick thinking, passion, and bloody victories – she now leads Twin-tailed City's quest to reclaim Aqshy’s hearthlands from the grip of Chaos. This multipart plastic kit builds Tahlia Vedra, the Lioness of the Parch, mounted atop her roaring manticore Infernadine – a leonine beast with a scorpion's tail and powerful wings. Tahlia herself can be assembled wearing a full-face helmet or her crown of office, and carries one of four distinct weapons, taken as trophies from slain traitors – the sword Parchtongue, the mace known as Warmaker, the axe called Justice, or the Hammer of Zeal. The mummified heads of their former owners are set into her throne, in brutal Aqshian tradition. The First Marshal is a true force to be reckoned with – she's an impressive centrepiece for any collection, and will stand out as a mighty warmaster in even the largest Cities of Sigmar army. This kit comprises 59 plastic components, and comes with a Citadel 100mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.
Painted on iPad with Procreate
Wildlife photographer George Turner spent five days at the Etosha National Park in Namibia waiting to catch this lioness in hunting mode.
Sgt. Alice Dunne stages her bags on the flight line at Al Asad, Iraq, July 31, before flying to Camp Korean Village, Iraq, to train with 3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, and begin her 30-day security cycle in the Lioness Program. Eight female Marines from different units within 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing volunteered for the Lioness Program to conduct security searches of women crossing into Iraq. Dunne is an electrical equipment repair specialist, Marine Tactical Air Command Squadron 38, Marine Air Control Group 38 (Reinforced), 3rd MAW, and an Oxford, Wis., native.
Sometimes I'm blown away by the awesomeness of nature. In this set by photographer Art Wolfe, it's really difficult to spot camouflaged animals in their
