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High Mountain Rabbit (Pika)

High Mountain Rabbit (Pika)

Though this animal resembles a rodent, it's actually a Legomorph, or rabbit. Their numbers are declining precipitously because of climate change and could ...
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Though this animal resembles a rodent, it's actually a Legomorph, or rabbit. Their numbers are declining precipitously because of climate change and could go extinct before being placed on the endangered species list.
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Canon EOS REBEL T2i

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Aperture 63/10 ISO 400 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 500/1

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Sep, 2023

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