Gordon Buchanan is a wildlife cameraman who has been filming dangerous animals for the past 20 years. His latest endeavor sees him going into polar bear territory and capturing footage for BBC’s ‘The Polar Bear Family ...
Armed forces around the world prefer to wear ‘camo’ or ‘camouflaged’ clothes for the purposes of being able to better blend into natural surroundings. I’m not sure how well army camo gear works but va...
Every year National Geographic holds a photo contest. 2012’s results are in. In total, National Geographic says there were over 22,000 entries. Out of these 22,000 entries, a winner was picked for each category (‘Natur...
Gorillas, lions, tigers, monkeys, elephants, etc. — we have seen many animals in dotTech’s daily Amazing Photo of the Day segment. We have not, however, seen any pandas. Well, no worries because I have a panda to shar...
Often nature has awesome views and structures. Sometimes, man creates awesome structures. ‘Elephant Tree Arch’ in Garden Folly is one such man-made structure. Check out the image below. It is of the ‘Elephant Tre...
Anyone Ever watch ‘Ripley’s Believe It Or Not’? For those that haven’t, it is a TV show that features various different types of amazing acts by people, much of which are really unbelievable but true. A man...
Okay, okay — I have said in the past that I am not obsessed with big (wild) cats. This is still true… despite the fact that I have yet another big cat photo to share with you. This time it is of a white tiger. Check ou...
In our Amazing Photo of the Day segment, we have seen many cats (may that be lions, tigers, or otherwise). We have not, however, shared very many primate photos. In fact, only one gorilla photo that I can remember and one or two m...
We have seen plenty of tigers here on dotTech; angry tigers, humble tigers, half tigers, etc. Today we shall see a more vulnerable tiger — a tiger feeling cold in the snow. The following is a photo of a tiger that looks like...
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, dotTech has featured many images of lions in the past. Today we have another photo to show you, albeit this one is a bit different than the others. (I swear I don’t have an obses...
How many dotTechies would consider themselves to be adept at the art of sand castles? I call it an “art” because it really is an art; only a gifted few are skilled at it. I may lose some man points for admitting this, ...
Owls, owls, owls. How many dotTechies live, or have lived, in a region that has owls? I cannot say I have. In fact, I have never seen a real owl (outside of a zoo and Pokemon). However, I don’t need to see a real owl to know...
As I’ve mentioned before, we humans seem to be infatuated with animals. To further feed your interest (and keep you hooked, so you keep coming back to dotTech), today I have to share with you a photo of polar bears. Check ou...
We have seen lions. We have seen tigers. But we haven’t seen ligers. A liger is the offspring of a male lion and female tiger. Because lions and tigers are in the same genus, they are able to technically breed with each othe...
Out of all the animals featured on dotTech’s Amazing Photo of the Day segment, we have yet to cover gorillas. We have seen monkeys, but not gorillas. Want to see a gorilla? Okay, let’s. Check out the photo below. (And,...