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  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_27.tif
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_74.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_73.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_72.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_71.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_68.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_67.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_65.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_60.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_59.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_57.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_54.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_50.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_47.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_46.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_44.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_43.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_42.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_40.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_33.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_30.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_23.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_22.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_21.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_19.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_08.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_07.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_06.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_05.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_04.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_53.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_38.dng
  • A lone Vicuna (vicugna vicugna) lays down in a dry lake bed in the  high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_36.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_34.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_32.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_29.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_27.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_25.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_24.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_17.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_16.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_15.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_14.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_13.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_11.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_09.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_62.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_58.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_56.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_55.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_52.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_49.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_48.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_39.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_35.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_28.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_20.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_18.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_03.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_02.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_51.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_31.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_26.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_12.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_10.dng
  • A small herd of Vicunas (vicugna vicugna) walk to  graze next Laguna Colorada in the high-altitude desert of southwestern Bolivia's Sud Lipez region.  These animals have the highest quality of fur of any animal in the world.  Their fine wool was prized by the Inca rulers that no one but they were allowed to wear it.  Vicunas were a protected animal hundreds of years ago and are beginning to come back from the edge of extinction across  the Andes.
    090503_Sud_Lipez_Vicunas_01.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_17.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_13.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_08.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_07.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_06.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_05.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_16.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_12.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_10.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_09.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_04.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_02.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_15.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_14.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_11.dng
  • A prairie rattlesnake (crotalus viridis) is coiled and ready to strike in self-defense.  These common rattlesnakes are seen in grassy areas where there are rocky outcrops where they can breed and hide from predators.  They are an integral part of the food chain and eat small animals, mostly rodents and give live birth from 9-20 babies in late summer.  They hibernate underground in winter.
    060805_Prairie_Rattlesnake_03.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_12.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_11.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_10.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_09.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_07.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_03.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_02.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_01.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_08.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_13.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_06.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_05.dng
  • The skeletal remains of a dead coyote lies in a snowbank after being scavenged by other animals in Rifle State Park in Colorado in winter.
    080203_Coyote_Skeleton_04.dng
  • A red fox (vulpes vulpes) looks for food after an early fall snow at Kebler Pass near Crested Butte, Colorado.
    101010_Red_Fox_Autumn_15.dng
  • A red fox (vulpes vulpes) looks for food after an early fall snow at Kebler Pass near Crested Butte, Colorado.
    101010_Red_Fox_Autumn_12.dng
  • A red fox (vulpes vulpes) looks for food after an early fall snow at Kebler Pass near Crested Butte, Colorado.
    101010_Red_Fox_Autumn_09.dng
  • A red fox (vulpes vulpes) looks for food after an early fall snow at Kebler Pass near Crested Butte, Colorado.
    101010_Red_Fox_Autumn_08.dng
  • A red fox (vulpes vulpes) looks for food after an early fall snow at Kebler Pass near Crested Butte, Colorado.
    101010_Red_Fox_Autumn_01.dng
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