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Pretty Dragon

The lizard is re-growing his tail, probably torn off by some hungry hunter. Fortunately, lizards have one weak link in the tail vertebrae where the tail can be ...
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The lizard is re-growing his tail, probably torn off by some hungry hunter. Fortunately, lizards have one weak link in the tail vertebrae where the tail can be "unhooked" for just such cases and purposes.
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TG-2

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Aperture f/4.9 ISO 160 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 1800/100

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Jun, 2015

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+15

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