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Napoleon / St Helena MapNAPOLEON I Map of the island of Saint Helena during his captivity
Suffragette W. S. P. U Badge Sylvia PankhurstBadge issued by the Womens Social & Political Union with design by Sylvia Pankhurst. This circular tin badge in purple, green and white, shows a young woman
Thylacinus cynocephalus, thylacineThe last known thylacine, or Tasmanian Wolf, to survive in captivity. It died on 7 September 1936 in the Beaumaris Zoo, Hobart, Tasmania
Lama pacos, alpacaAlpaca. Llama Alpaca, 1884. Hand coloured lithograph of a drawing by Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins from Gleanings from the Menagerie and Aviary at Knowsley Hall; Hoofed Quadrupeds, 1850
Giraffes in Zoo 1912Two adults and a baby giraffe in captivity
Man in the Iron Mask, playing the cello in prisonThere are conflicting theories as to who this man was. One is that he was Count Ercole Antonio Mattioli (Matthioli or Marchioly, 1640-1703), an Italian diplomat, arrested as Eustache Dauger in 1669
Common Raccoon - adult female, begging for food (Procyon lotor). Zoo in Ekaterinburg, Urals, Russia
Cetewayo (Cetshwayo), King of the Zulus, in captivityPhotograph of King Cetshwayo, taken after he was captured at the end of the Zulu wars
Blue and Yellow MACAWS / Blue and Gold macaws - X2 preening (Ara ararauna). Taman Burning Bali Bird Park, Bali Island, Indonesia
Indian Elephant in London Zoo 1896Jung Perchard the Indian elephant was presented to Prince of Wales (Edward VII), during the shooting expeditions in Indian twenty years before in 1876
Eulemur macaco, black lemurPlate 217 from Capter 7 of Gleanings of Natural History Vol. 5 by George Edwards (1694-1773), published 1758-1764. Entitled The Black Maucauco
Russia / 1918 / RoyalsThe Russian royal family in captivity at Tobolsk, where they were held from September 1917 to April 1918
Jingo the Zoo Elephant Goes to America 1903Jingo a African elephant replacement to Jumbo at Zoological Society's Gardens (London Zoo). Children having a ride around Regent's Park
A Giraffe in a Zoo Date: circa 1920s
Babs the tiger cub at the London HippodromeBabs, a male tiger cub bred by Herr Richard Sawade, who was exhibiting his troupe of performing wild animals at the London Hippodrome
The Whale at the Westminster Aquarium - capture, transportation to London, attention en route, arrival and finally swimming in the Aquarium pond. Date: 1877
A pet cheetah in Paris, 1909A pet cheetah affectionately licking the head of its young owner. The Sketch magazine reports that cheetahs are supposed to make excellent pets and are very fond of children. Date: 1909
Bottlenose Dolphin - recently born calf swims with mother (Tursiops truncatus). Oltremare lagoon Riccione Italy. The pregnancy lasted 54 weeks
PORCUPINE MEXICAN TREEMexican Tree Porcupine (synetheres prehensilis) in an aquarium at Le Havre. Date: 1885
JEWS IN CAPTIVITYNebuchadnezzar II, after defeating the Jews, takes many of them captive to Babylon, where they are very unhappy Date: 597 BC
Tiger and snake fight in the jungleThe Roaring Tiger of Johore - impression of a ferocious tiger caught by Frank Buck, who documented the catching of a tiger in the wild
Old Testament. Return from the Babylonian exile. Reconstruction of the Temple. Book of Ezra, Book I, Chapter III. Engraving by Gustave Dore. Colored
Mary Winchester, pictured after her release from captivity, pictured with Scubedar, an officer who took care of her following her release
Bottlenose dolphin - with party hat & streamers (Tursiops truncatus). Digitally manipulated image
Bottlenose Dolphin - recently born calf and mother - milking (Tursiops truncatus). Oltremare lagoon Riccione Italy. The pregnancy lasted 54 weeks
Bottlenose Dolphin - giving birth - showing new-born having just been delivered (Tursiops truncatus). Oltremare lagoon Riccione Italy. The pregnancy lasted 54 weeks
Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) and Risso sBottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) and Rissos Dolphin swimming underwater (Grampus griseus)
Bottlenose Dolphin with mouth open (Tursiops truncatus)
Reclining LionA subdued lion stretches out on the ground. (panthera leo)
Ruth Harkness and her baby Giant Panda Diana, 1938Following the success of her trip to China to capture a live Giant Panda, Manhattan socialite Ruth Harkness(Mrs. William Harness Jnr)(1900-1947) returns to China for another Giant Panda
Fischers / Peach-faced Lovebirds - Hybrid. Ekaterinburg Zoo, Russia. Latin Agapornis fischeri & Agapornis rosiecollis
Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby / Calf dolphin showing foetal marks just after birth. (Tursiops truncatus). Foetal marks will disappear after one or two days
Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby / Calf nursing / feeding from Mother immediately after birth (Tursiops truncatus). Part of a sequence of imagesDolphin gestation / pregnancy lasts approx
Bears playing in their enclosureThe reverse of this card reads: Even the bears have to learn how to skip in Switzerland - don t you think they are very clever
Elephants / Howdah 19CA family of Indian elephants in the wild, with a working elephant in the background
Ruth Harkness and her baby Giant Panda, Sun-LinManhattan socialite Ruth Harkness(Mrs. William Harness Jnr)(1900-1947) fulfils her explorer husbands dream of capturing alive the first Giant Panda
Large ape in a zoo. circa 1966
Raod of the Captivity, Jersualem, Paleestine (Israel) circa 1880s. Date: circa 1880s
PELOPIDAS Theban general, during his captivity Date: ? - 364 BC
VALUEConquest of Santo Domingo, 1501. Engraving
Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus). Malta
Bottlenose Dolphin - mother and newborn baby / calf - swimming together (Tursiops truncatus). Malta. The calf was born on July 20th 2010 at 15:30
Bottlenose Dolphin - mother is stimulating her recently born calf after which the calf normally will feed (Tursiops truncatus). Oltremare lagoon Riccione Italy. The pregnancy lasted 54 weeks
Bottlenose Dolphin - birth process has started - with tail out (Tursiops truncatus). Oltremare lagoon Riccione Italy. The pregnancy lasted 54 weeks
Bottlenose Dolphin - two with mouths open above surface (Tursiops truncatus)
Dolpin using its Sonar / echo location to locate ball. dolphins will use echolocation to hunt for food hidden in sand in the seabed
Dolpin Sonar system - wearing eye-patches and using echo location. dolphins will use echolocation to hunt for food hidden in sand in the seabed
Dolphin Sonar system - wearing eye-patches and using echolocation. dolphins will use echolocation to hunt for food hidden in sand in the seabed
Bottlenose Dolphin - Female (Mother) communicating with Newborn Baby / Calf immediately after birth, keeping the baby under water to control its breathing (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Bab y Calf whistling to its mother immediately after birth (Tursiops truncatus). Part of a sequence of imagesDolphin gestation / pregnancy lasts approx
Bottlenose Dolphin - Baby / Calf dolphin being nudged to surface by mother. (Tursiops truncatus). Just after birth the mother will control the babys breath by pushing it under the water or
Bottlenose Dolphin - Mother giving birth to Baby / Calf. (Tursiops truncatus). Birth Sequence 2. The tail of the baby is out, from this moment normally within two hours birth will occur
Rissos Dolphin swimming underwater (Grampus griseus)
Rissos Dolphin with nose sticking out of water (Grampus griseus)
Bottlenose Dolphins - 2 together (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose Dolphins - 4 together with noses out of the water (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose Dolphins - Tail dancing (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose dolphins - 3 together swimming on back (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose Dolphin - Just beneath water (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose Dolphins - Preparing to jump (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose Dolphin - With nose out of the water (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose Dolphin - Tail dancing (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose dolphins - 3 together with noses out of the water (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose dolphins - 2 together with noses out of the water (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose Dolphin jumping with crowd watching in background (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose Dolphin amusing the crowd with a tail dance (Tursiops truncatus)
Bottlenose dolphins - 3 together swimming backwards (Tursiops truncatus)
Common Raccoon - adult female, eating an apple - side view (Procyon lotor). Zoo in Ekaterinburg, Urals, Russia
Common Tegu LIZARD (Tupinambis teguixin). In zoo, Ekaterinburg, Russia
Blue / Mountain / Arctic / Siberian HARE - in Winter coat. (Lepus timidus ). In zoo. Ekaterinburg, Russia. Distribution: Canada, Canadian Arctic and Greenland, North Europe
ZOO - Young Tiger in a Cage, young female, close up to bars (Panthera tigris atta). Ekaterinburg, Ural Mountains, Russia
Rissos DOLPHIN - Being helped to swim by researcher (Grampus griseus)
Rissos DOLPHIN - Being given medication by vet (Grampus griseus)
Striped DOLPHIN - with buoyancy aids (Stenella coeruleoalba). Buoyancy aids help with swimming
Bottlenose Dolphin - NursingBOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - nursing (Tursiops truncatus). Distribution: Worldwide except polar regions
Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby / Calf first swim with Mother (Tursiops truncatus). Part of a sequence of imagesDolphin gestation / pregnancy lasts approx
Bottlenose Dolphin - Newborn Baby / Calf with Mother immediately after birth (Tursiops truncatus). Part of a sequence of imagesDolphin gestation / pregnancy lasts approx
Bottlenose Dolphin - Research of birth and Newborn Baby / Calf behaviour. (Tursiops truncatus). Part of a sequence of imagesDolphin gestation / pregnancy lasts approx
Adverts for Matania WW1 prints in The SphereTwo advertisements for popular images by The Sphere special artist, Fortunino Matania, offering them as signed artists proofs (21 shillings each) or 5 shilling prints
How the war has alterd the outlook on sportFootball crowds comparing then (1914, top) from now (1916, bottom). The majority of the crowd from now consists of disabled soldiers recently released from German captivity
Lama glama, llamaLlama. Llama Glama, July 23 1884. Hand coloured lithograph of a drawing by Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins from Gleanings from the Menagerie and Aviary at Knowsley Hall; Hoofed Quadrupeds, 1850
Oryx dammah, scimitar-horned oryxA small herd of scimitar-horned oryx grazing on a grass field in captivity. Photographed by Frank Greenaway
Equus quagga, quaggaOne of the last remaining quagga in captivity at London Zoo. Relative of the horse and zebra which lived in the African plains, was hunted to extinction during the end of the 19th century
