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Sloth Bear:
Looks like this bear is thanking God for his favorite green Bamboo shoot plants in a dry summer forest of Tadoba Tiger Reserve. ...
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Sloth Bear:
Looks like this bear is thanking God for his favorite green Bamboo shoot plants in a dry summer forest of Tadoba Tiger Reserve.
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