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Make	NIKON CORPORATION	Model	NIKON D80
Aperture Value	f/2.8	Color Space	sRGB
Exposure Bias Value	-0.33 EV	Exposure Program	Aperture Priority
Flash	No Flash	Focal Length	160 mm
ISO	400	Metering Mode	Multi-Segment
Shutter Speed Value	1/1000 sec	Date/Time	Sun 16 Aug 2009 04:20:49 PM PDT
Orientation	Normal (O deg)	Resolution Unit	Inch
X Resolution	606	Y Resolution	606
Compression	Jpeg Compression	Contrast	2
Exposure Mode	0	Saturation	2
Scene Type	Directly Photographed	Sharpness	2

Leopard cub - backside

This 3 month old leopard cub was abandoned by the mother in a sugarcane field close to the nagarhole forest its now in the safe hands of the forest department. Since the cubs haven't learnt the way of the wild from their mother and survival on their own might be difficult, they might not be released in to the wild

Date: 08/16/2009

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Place: Nagarahole, Karnatka
Equipment: Nikon D80, 70-200mm f/2.8

Tags: mammal, nagarhole, young

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