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Kennie Pan Photo
Nature Photographer
Won 4x Photography Awards (2x International)
Advanced Diploma in Pro Photography (School of Design & Entrepreneurship, City College Sg)
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Monster Foxes, Broken Promises: Time for Australia to Stop Importing Cruelty! 💔🇦🇺🦊![]()
Despite years of industry promises, "monster foxes" are still being bred for fur in Finland... and their fur can still legally arrive on Australian shores.![]()
New footage, published by Project 1882, shows foxes selectively bred to grow unnaturally large, suffering from extreme skin folds, severe eye infections, untreated injuries and impaired mobility.![]()
In 2017, images of "monster foxes" sparked international outrage. The fur industry announced reforms. Yet this year, Saga Furs, the world's largest fur auction house, introduced a new, larger size category for fox pelts, despite years of promises that these cruel breeding practices would end. 🚨![]()
It’s time Australia ends the import of cruel fur products.![]()
We've done this before. In 2004, Australia banned the import of cat and dog fur because of the cruelty involved. Yet fur from other animals continues to be allowed into the country, despite them enduring the exact same cruelty.![]()
📢 We’re calling on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to ban fur imports and end fur sales nationwide.![]()
This is our moment to act. 🦊✊![]()
Add your name and call for a #FurFreeAustralia. Link in the comments below 👇![]()
#FurFreeAustralia #FurFreeFuture #EndFurFarming
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Congratulations on winning the Most prestigious Wildlife Photography Award WITHOUT any cheats.
Look at the keyboard warriors in the comment section, you just CANT please everyone in the world.Stunning Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 shortlisted winning entries prove that DSLR cameras still rule this photography genre 😍
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3 weeks ago
A #formosanrockmacaque does a jump to a resident’s zinc roof during twilight with #kaohsiung city in the background.
The Formosan Rock Macaque is endemic to #taiwan, though some of them have been spread to Japan due to humans.
IUCN Status: Least Concerned
📅: Sept 2025
📸: Nikon D780, 70200f4, 95mm, ISO 12,800 (NO Denoise), F/4, 1/200th
NIKON TAIWAN Nikon #nikoncreators #natgeoyourshot
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A government ambulance goes by unperturbed of a roadkill - just because it is not a human. Of course, it wouldn't stop. Would the ambulance have stopped, if this instead was a human (dead/ alive)? That is why.
Animals are secondary to humans. Humans are priority, that is somehow the TRUTH, unfortunately.
This was a completely wasted roadkill that I chanced upon while riding through the expressway.
I was saddened by the sight of it, especially it was a critically endang#sundapangolingolin (IUCN Red List). I stopped to check on it, but unfortunately nothing could be done to save it, innards have been strewn across the road with strong decomposing smell.
The Singapore government built a large ECOLOGICAL LINK bridge spanning 75 meters nearby this spot (Launched 2012) to aid willdife to cross this expressway. It was the first Eco Link bridge built in Asia-Pacific region.
However there are still cases of roadkills in Singapore, including large sambar deers/ wildboars, snakes, pangolins, cats and dogs. The list goes on and animals being killed by vehicles never stops.
What can be done further, to improve safety of human and wildlife conflict?
Location: Singapore.
📅: Jan 2022
📸: Nikon D780, 20mm Nano, F/2.5, ISO 5000~10,000 (NO Denoise), ~1/80th, handNikonNNikon Viet NamtNikonN#nikoncreatorsa#natgeoyourshotr#pangolinroadkilld#singaporeroadkilld#SingaporeWildlifedlife
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