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"i gotta pee" - Hermit Crab

The look on this little guys face reminds me of someone who desperately needs a pee! Makes me smile when I look at it! Approx size of an average Thumbnail inclu...
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The look on this little guys face reminds me of someone who desperately needs a pee! Makes me smile when I look at it! Approx size of an average Thumbnail including shell! Taken with Canon 5Dmkii and Canon 60mm Lens. Coral Island(Near PhiPhi, Thailand)
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Canon EOS 650D

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Aperture f/3.5 ISO 200 Shutter 1/3200

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Mar, 2014

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Great shot and detail. Very cute little creature :)

ooops I meant to put Canon 650Dâ€¦.. :) my bad!

very cute!

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