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Jean-Francois

Yawning Wolf

Yawning Wolf

Wolves Vulnerable to Contagious Yawning

Wolves Vulnerable to Contagious Yawning
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NIKON D7100

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 1160/10

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Feb, 2016

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Professional Photography Kit

Contest Finalist in Wildlife In Remote Places Photo Contest

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Absolute Masterpiece

+43

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+42

Superb Composition

+30

Magnificent Capture

+23

All Star

+2

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+2

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I am a Copricorn. I love wolves and your photos ! Super !

nice shot

Absolutely amazing photo!

Congratulations for your award. Well deserve, for this beautiful image and the many others you have!

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Brilliant capture. Expression and those teeth!!!

Fantastic

Awesome picture

I looooove wolves! I want to be reïncarnated as a wolf! Since a year of two finally have a wolf in Belgium too. Her name is Nala. Last year she was joined by a male and recently she became a mother. There is no footage of the pups yet, but hopefully soon. I am VERY excited about this. BEAUTIFUL pictures of the wolves. Where are they taken?

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