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What big teeth you have

What big teeth you have

Today was a fantastic day at the zoo, this poor tiger decided to put on a show to the crowds of school children and started snarling at everyone. I waited at th...
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Today was a fantastic day at the zoo, this poor tiger decided to put on a show to the crowds of school children and started snarling at everyone. I waited at the glass while everyone else was at the cage and this happened! Thank you to whoever invented glass! Isn't he cute.

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 500 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 29/1

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Feb, 2015

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