Légende

Guanaco (Llama guanicoe), Huanako, adult, Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, end of the world, Chile, South America

Date

07 déc. 2023

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Erich Schmidt

Notre référence

BRK24B10_305

Model release

NA

Property release

NA

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

107,3Mo (3,4Mo) / 42,3cm x 63,5cm / 5000 x 7500 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Artiodactyla Chile Cordillera del Paine Cordilleras of South America Even-toed ungulate Even-toed ungulates Famous Place Guanaco Guanacos Huanako Lama glama Lama guanicoe Llama Llamas Magallanes region Mammal Mammalia Mammalian Mammals Mountain Range N.P. NP National Park National Parks Naturpark No People Paine massif Parque Nacional Torres del Paine Patagonia Region de Magallanes Region de Magallanes Antartica Region of Magallanes Region de Magallanes South America Torres del Paine Torres del Paine National Park Two-thousander Two-thousanders XII Region of Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica adult adult animal adult animals animal animals attraction attractions conservation area countryside deserted distinctive empty end ends environmental reserve exceptional extraordinary landmark landscape landscape photo landscape shot landscapes mature matures mountain mountain chain mountain range mountain ranges mountainous mountains natural landmark natural landmarks natural preserve natural preserves natural reserve nature nature conservation area nature park nature reserve nature reserves no one nobody old animal open air place of interest prominent protected area range remarkable reserve reserves ridge sanctuary scenery sight striking tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark uninhabited unusual unusually world worlds America Andes Bergland Chilean Cordillera de los Andes Latin America Mountain Group South American alpine landscape mountain backdrop mountain landscape mountain scenery mountainous area mountainous landscape mountainous region mountainscape travel photography massif massifs mountain barrier mountain massif mountainous massif