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Angry monkey

Angry monkey

I don't think it was angry really, this Barbary Macaque one of the tailless monkeys that populate the rock of Gibraltar, was busy watching his fellow monke...
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I don't think it was angry really, this Barbary Macaque one of the tailless monkeys that populate the rock of Gibraltar, was busy watching his fellow monkeys eating.
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Canon EOS 7D

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Aperture 63/10 ISO 400 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 128/1

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Sep, 2016

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Contest Finalist in Apes Photo Contest

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