Hiding Places Collection

The Caves of Jedburgh, Hiding-Places of the Covenanters (engraving)
1619695 The Caves of Jedburgh, Hiding-Places of the Covenanters (engraving) by Read, Samuel (1816-83); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Caves of Jedburgh, Hiding-Places of the Covenanters)

European lynx (Felis lynx, Lynx lynx) in the snow, Bavarian Forest National Park, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Face of grey Guinea Pig (Cavia porcellus) peeking out of concrete pipe

Two Kittens (Felis catus) and a third one emerging from a tipped-over basket

Two Dachshund puppies (Canis familiaris) sitting in a tyre, front view

Dachshund puppy (Canis familiaris) sitting in tyre, front view

Pair of kittens (Felis catus) playing with a brown paper bag

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Discover the art of concealment in nature and history. From the hidden Caves of Jedburgh, where Scotland's Covenanters sought refuge, to the Alpine ibex's nooks in the Austrian Alps, animals like the Alpine Zoo's ibex have mastered the art of blending in. Observe the cunning European lynx in the Bavarian Forest National Park, or the grey Guinea Pig peeking out of a concrete pipe. Meanwhile, young animals like leverets, kittens, and dachshund puppies find joy in their own makeshift hiding places - a tuft of grass, a tipped-over basket, or a tyre. Playful kittens even turn a brown paper bag into a fun hide-and-seek game. Nature's secrets are all around us, waiting to be discovered.