A Safe Place to Rest Portrait

A Safe Place to Rest PortraitMaasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. A baby elephant stays within a few meters of its mother for the first year, resting when it can amongst the comforting presence of its family herd. The little calves often lie down when the herd is feeding, soaking up the shade cast by their mothers enormous bodies, suckling for up to 4 years or until the next calf is born. For more information about Jonathan & Angela Scott, check out their Artist Bio page or visit

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• 100% certified organic cotton

Antarctic Peninsula

Each lion has a unique pattern of whisker spots

Cubs love to rest up sprawled together within the security of their territory

situated above the rocky outcrop where her young cubs Dark and Light could hide

relaxed yet attentive to the world around it

visiting the family herds from time to time with mature males dominating breeding opportunities

and embroidered with Jonathan and Angela Scott's playful "Big Cat Love" graphic

At the time we were preparing to film Big Cat Live and shortly before the series aired one cub disappeared

beyond reality

14″ (8 cm)