61: Photographing Every Wild Cat Species on Earth - Sebastian Kennerknecht | Cat Expeditions episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 4, 2026 · 49 MIN

61: Photographing Every Wild Cat Species on Earth - Sebastian Kennerknecht | Cat Expeditions

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Sebastian Kennerknecht grew up in Munich Germany and is now one of the world's leading wildlife and conservation photographers. He's photographed 35 of the 40 wild felid species on Earth, builds his own camera traps from scratch, and holds a distinction shared by no other photographer alive, the only high-resolution image of a wild Borneo Bay Cat in existence. A cat so rare that most biologists who study it have never seen one with their own eyes. He's survived elephant charges, tracked leopards in war-torn Yemen, and cried when he finally saw his first snow leopard after five weeks alone in a tent at sub-zero temperatures in Kyrgyzstan.Follow Sebastian on Instagram @pumapixView His Photography Via pumapix.comJoin Sebastian and His Wife Searching For Wild Cats Here catexpeditions.comIf you need gear that can survive anywhere on Earth while searching for wild cats, you need WURU Wool - the merino wool apparel for any occasion! Official Sponsor of The Scenic Route Podcast. Explore WURU here: https://wuruwool.com

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