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November 11, 2013 • 3:14 pm
Why Evolution is True is a blog written by Jerry Coyne, centered on evolution and biology but also dealing with diverse topics like politics, culture, and cats.
Why Evolution is True is a blog written by Jerry Coyne, centered on evolution and biology but also dealing with diverse topics like politics, culture, and cats.
I’m pretty sure I can see it, but if I hadn’t been looking for it I would have been tiger food for sure.
Can’t see the tiger. This has me bamboozled. (Do I get points for a bad pun?)
No, you get points taken off for commenting on the wrong page. 🙂
Not that hard to spot — again, if you know a tiger is there.
Yeah, but hard to make out the body orientation.
I spy a gnome in the woods too. 🙂
Got it. But only because it moved….
I’m dead meat!!!!!!!!
Cannot see it,
Found in under 10 seconds, much easier than the nightjar which I couldn’t find in 25 minutes of searching. However, I wasn’t looking for the African version of the nightjar.
Forget the tiger – did no one else spot the Tea Party candidate??
Ah, got there eventually. I would have been dead though…
Found the eyes and snout, I think the body is not really visible in view of its orientation, all I could find was its head.
Oh, now I see it in its entirety, even to the tip of its tail!
It’s not a tiger. Either a jaguar or leopard.
It is a tiger: it has stripes. And sweet little ears.
With enlarged picture, reading glasses and magnifying glass, I believe I have spotted the tiger. Left paw where the upper left corner of the batch of leaves meets the tall grass. Looks to be lying down facing camera.
I’d be a tiger turd by morning. I’m unable to spot the Panthera tigris.
There is definitely a jaguar there to the right of the tiger, or to the viewer’s left of the tiger. I can see more of the jaguar than of the tiger, actually. Must me a zoo? But they don’t keep cats together like that, do they?
Ken, I see the tiger’s tail on the left of the photo and his head on the right, no room there for another animal as far as I can tell.