Jaguar Big Cat Standing in a Sandy Landscape

 
Jaguar Standing in a Sandy Landscape

A Jaguar stands alone looking out over the landscape.

The layout of "spots" on each Jaguar is unique and can be used for identification; just like our fingerprints.

I have included a closer view of the Big Cat below.
(also CC0 / Public Domain)

 

 Source: The Art Institute of Chicago
©: Listed as Open Access, Public Domain with CC0 license

Cheetah

 

 

Cheetah

This Cheetah photograph has a mostly plain background. 

It should be relatively easy to separate the big cat from her background. 

Cut a shaped outline around cheetah for Ephemera or use in other collage type derivatives.

 

Photo Credit: Ronda Gregorio
Smithsonian’s National Zoo & Conservation Biology Institute
Source: Smithsonian Online Collection
©: listed as Public Domain with CC0 license

Big Cats of Ringling and Barnum

 

Big Cats of Ringling and Barnum

Poster features 20 Lions, two Panthers, eight Cheetahs, and seven Tigers in a Circus type setting.

In the center is Terrell Jacobs, one of the world's greatest Big Cats trainers.

Terrell Jacobs was know as "The Lion King".
In 1939 Ringling Bros., Barnum and Bailey's
"Greatest Show on Earth" included Terrell Jacobs in a cage with 52 Big Cats.
There were a mix of Lions, Tigers, and Leopards all in the arena at the same time.
In many of his shows; Terrell's star performer was a lioness named "Sheba"

 

This illustration can be used with themes such as:

Adventure, Animal Cookies, Big Cats, Boys Interests, Circus

Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM)
Source: Smithsonian Online Collection
©: listed as Public Domain with CC0 license