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Young and curious, this watersnake showed no fear at all. This means I have managed to appear not dangerous, and to me, an animal's trust is a compliment of the...
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Young and curious, this watersnake showed no fear at all. This means I have managed to appear not dangerous, and to me, an animal's trust is a compliment of the highest order. Needless to say, I appreciate it a lot!
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Sep, 2014

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