Special Mention | Animal Portraits


Puskar Basu

Special Mention | Animal Portraits

Los Llanos, Casanare Department, Colombia

Madre

A baby Giant Anteater sits safely tucked on its mother's back as the pair makes their way through the Colombian savanna. The largest anteaters on earth, Giant Anteaters are slow-moving mammals that can exhibit extraordinary traits under threat. To ensure the safety of their young ones, mother anteaters carry them for up to a whole year, long after they have been weaned. The photographer focuses on the offspring, yet it is the mother that the image speaks volumes about.


Puskar Basu

Puskar Basu dons many hats; wildlife photographer, national-level swimmer and mountaineer. His passion for adventure has made him seek inaccessible wildlife refuges in India, shining a light on its denizens. He is currently working on documenting the unique biodiversity of the trans and higher Himalayan regions.

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