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Reaching for a snack

Reaching for a snack

A daring shot, I just bent my body out of the jeep. Amazing fact an elephant's trunk contains 40 thousand muscles.

A daring shot, I just bent my body out of the jeep. Amazing fact an elephant's trunk contains 40 thousand muscles.
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Apr, 2021

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I took me awhile to figure this one out.... but I really love it because it´s such an unusual angle to see an elephant. Great shot, great work, wonderful album 😀😀😀 Look forward to see more.

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Such an amazing shot.

beautiful photo , this must be impressive to see

Thank you everyone for the Awards, much appreciated. Enjoy your passion.

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