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The national animal of India, Bengal Tigers are famous for their striped coats. Unlike Lions, they prefer to wander in solitude. They are the most common among tiger subspecies but centuries of forest clearing & trophy hunting has reduced their population to a few thousand. by our member, Arvind Karthik @arvind.karthik7.Camera: EOS 5D Mark IVAperture: f/3.2Shutter Speed: 1/800 sISO: 640Focal Length: 400mm #CapturedOnCanon #CanonEdge #Canon #WildlifeWeek #Tiger #SaveTigers

The mighty king of the jungle, Asiatic Lions once sprawled across the Middle East to India. Targeted as trophies for over centuries, only a fraction of them remain in the wild and almost of them are located in Gir National Park. by our member, Priyank Dhami @priyankdhami.Camera: EOS 7D Mark IIAperture: f/7.1Shutter Speed: 1/2000 sISO: 640Focal Length: 200mm #CapturedOnCanon #CanonEdge #Canon #WildlifeWeek #WildlifePhotography #Lion

The mighty king of the jungle, Asiatic Lions once sprawled across the Middle East to India. Targeted as trophies for over centuries, only a fraction of them remain in the wild and almost of them are located in Gir National Park. #CapturedOnCanon by our #CanonEdge member, Priyank Dhami. Camera: #Canon EOS 7D Mark II Aperture: f/7.1 Shutter Speed: 1/2000 s ISO: 640 Focal Length: 200mm #WildlifeWeek #WildlifePhotography #Lion #CapturedOnCanon #CanonEdge #Canon #WildlifeWeek #WildlifePhotography #Lion

One of the three living subspecies of Asian Elephants, the Indian Elephants can be distinguished by their short necks and legs when compared to their African cousins. Targeted for their ivory tusks, these gentle giants are a threatened species that need our attention. by our member, Subhasis Beura @wanderer_shubh.Camera: EOS 7D Mark IIAperture: f/4Shutter Speed: 1/2500 sISO: 320Focal Length: 600mm #CapturedOnCanon #CanonEdge #Canon #WildlifeWeek #WildlifePhotography #Elephant

One of the three living subspecies of Asian Elephants, the Indian Elephants can be distinguished by their short necks and legs when compared to their African cousins. Targeted for their ivory tusks, these gentle giants are a threatened species that need our attention. #CapturedOnCanon by our #CanonEdge member, Subhasis Beura. Camera: #Canon EOS 7D Mark II Aperture: f/4 Shutter Speed: 1/2500 s ISO: 320 Focal Length: 600mm #WildlifeWeek #WildlifePhotography #Elephant #CapturedOnCanon #CanonEdge #Canon #WildlifeWeek #WildlifePhotography #Elephant

Well known for their long, spiralling horns in males, the Blackbuck once covered almost the entire subcontinent of India. Now, an endangered antelope species, conservation efforts are steadily increasing their numbers. #CapturedOnCanon by our #CanonEdge member, Biranchi Prasad Sahu. Camera: #Canon EOS 5D Mark III Aperture: f/4 Shutter Speed: 1/2000 s ISO: 500 Focal Length: 600mm #WildlifeWeek #CanonPhotography #WildlifePhotography #CapturedOnCanon #CanonEdge #Canon #WildlifeWeek #CanonPhotography #WildlifePhotography

Feathers like a royal cape. by our Sachin Rai @sachin_rai_photography.Camera: Canon EOS R6Lens: Canon EF 400mm f/2.8L IS II USM #CapturedOnCanon #EOSMaestro #WildlifePhotography #WildlifeWeek #MentorsInFocus #DoGreatWithCanon

Feathers like a royal cape. #CapturedOnCanon by our #EOSMaestro, Sachin Rai. Camera: Canon EOS R6 Lens: Canon EF 400mm f/2.8L IS II USM #WildlifePhotography #WildlifeWeek #MentorsInFocus #DoGreatWithCanon #CapturedOnCanon #EOSMaestro #WildlifePhotography #WildlifeWeek #MentorsInFocus #DoGreatWithCanon

This #WildlifeWeek, we kick-off our new theme to celebrate the rich fauna that grace the lands of India. From animals that are imbibed within our culture to rare breeds that are exclusive to our borders, let’s showcase the wildlife we #CapturedOnCanon. #Wildlife #WildlifePhotography Picture Credits: Jeevan T #WildlifeWeek #CapturedOnCanon #Wildlife #WildlifePhotography