
Wild Mountain Lion, originally uploaded by fiznatty.
Mother Cougar vs Grizzly Bear 5,337,072 views Cougar Attacks Camera 41,700 views
Find the DVD, "Explore the Wildlife Kingdom: Cougar Ghost of the Rockies" at
http://www.explorationfilms.com/explo...
The cougar, or mountain lion, is secretive and solitary, inhabiting the remote regions of the Rockies Mountains where man rarely ventures. It can leap forward over 40 feet and jump 18 feet straight up in the air. Its stealth and skill as a mountain hunter are legendary but rarely witnessed.
Wildlife filmmaker Jim Dutcher and Dr. Morris Hornocker, the world's leading mountain lion expert, spent two years in the wilds of Idaho to produce this rare and intimate portrait of a five-year old cougar and her three kittens. Through spectacular photography, the elusive cougar is revealed as both predator and guardian, a mysterious phantom in nature's hidden world.
http://www.explorationfilms.com/explo...
The cougar, or mountain lion, is secretive and solitary, inhabiting the remote regions of the Rockies Mountains where man rarely ventures. It can leap forward over 40 feet and jump 18 feet straight up in the air. Its stealth and skill as a mountain hunter are legendary but rarely witnessed.
Wildlife filmmaker Jim Dutcher and Dr. Morris Hornocker, the world's leading mountain lion expert, spent two years in the wilds of Idaho to produce this rare and intimate portrait of a five-year old cougar and her three kittens. Through spectacular photography, the elusive cougar is revealed as both predator and guardian, a mysterious phantom in nature's hidden world.
Category: Pets & Animals
AMAZING art inspiration for the day - see this time-lapse video of Vancouver -http://bit.ly/97ILdz you will love it.
"Vancouver City" music video is an artistic collaboration between Innerlife Project and TimeLapseHD. For more information and music downloads go to www.innerlifeproject.com
These time lapses are shot with a 12 mega pixel digital single lens reflex cameras. Original resolution is 6 times better then HD (high definition). The images have been resized for HD and are much better quality then shown here on YouTube. Video clips are for sale. For more information contact us at TimeLapseHD@hotmail.com. Thanks and enjoy!
These time lapses are shot with a 12 mega pixel digital single lens reflex cameras. Original resolution is 6 times better then HD (high definition). The images have been resized for HD and are much better quality then shown here on YouTube. Video clips are for sale. For more information contact us at TimeLapseHD@hotmail.com. Thanks and enjoy!
Category: Film & Animation
The cougar had been seen sporadically at a natural spring in the Wasatch Mountains. I was stationed in a tree stand 20 feet off the ground. Today was my first morning in the stand and nothing showed up. For the afternoon/evening session I had been in the tree for about an hour-and-a-half by the time the sun went down. Soon afterward, the cat appeared! It was only there for a couple minutes before disappearing back into the woods.

I'm so pumped. :D This is such a rare photo opportunity, and I can't believe that with only two days available, this trip paid off! Woo hoo!
now remember stay away from the animals, don't do this at home, best to stay away from the bears here in vancouver, do not feed them, but i think they are still in hibernating season at the moment...p.m.w....
I had a great 13 months of wild cat encounters between November 2007 and November 2008. This mountain lion was probably the highlight, but there were several others, including a visit with three wild pumas in Costa Rica in late November, 2008. Check out more wild cat photos in my Big Cats set.
My Favorite Photo of 2008
See more photos atwww.maxwaugh.com.

I'm so pumped. :D This is such a rare photo opportunity, and I can't believe that with only two days available, this trip paid off! Woo hoo!
now remember stay away from the animals, don't do this at home, best to stay away from the bears here in vancouver, do not feed them, but i think they are still in hibernating season at the moment...p.m.w....
#10.4 - Grizzly bear - The Knife 490,646 views
In a street of Paris, France. The guys from Grizzly Bear didn't have any instruments with them, so they just improvised an a capella version of their new song, The Knife. We had so much fun filming them...
Category: Music
I had a great 13 months of wild cat encounters between November 2007 and November 2008. This mountain lion was probably the highlight, but there were several others, including a visit with three wild pumas in Costa Rica in late November, 2008. Check out more wild cat photos in my Big Cats set.
My Favorite Photo of 2008
See more photos atwww.maxwaugh.com.
Uploaded by fiznatty on 11 Jan 09, 9.05PM PST.
The Beatles - I Want You (She's So Heavy) 801,569 views
"I Want You (She's So Heavy)", is a combination of two somewhat different recording attempts. The first attempt occurred almost immediately after the "Get Back/Let It Be" sessions in February 1969 and featuring Billy Preston on keyboards. This was subsequently combined with a second version made during the "Abbey Road" sessions proper, and when edited together ran nearly 8 minutes long, making it The Beatles's second-longest released song ("Revolution 9" being the longest). Perhaps more than any other Beatles song, "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" reveals a pronounced progressive rock influence, with its unusual length and structure, repeating guitar riff, and "white noise" effects; the "I Want You" section has a straightforward blues structure. It also features one of the earliest uses of a Moog synthesizer to create the white-noise or "wind" effect heard near the end of the track. During the final edit, as the guitar riff continues on and on, Lennon told engineer Geoff Emerick to "cut it right there" at the 7:44 mark, creating a sudden, jarring silence which concluded side one of "Abbey Road". The final overdub session for "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" would be the last time all four Beatles worked in the studio together.
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