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Amorous Black Rhino

Amorous Black Rhino

Two breeding black Rhino in Nairobi National park. The larger male rests his head on the females back prior to mating. This is in Nairobi national Park, the onl...
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Two breeding black Rhino in Nairobi National park. The larger male rests his head on the females back prior to mating. This is in Nairobi national Park, the only park of its kind on earth, where Africas' big game roam wild and free, yet the entire park is within the Citys' limits, only 30 minutes drive from downtown Nairobi.
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COOLPIX P900

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Aperture 63/10 ISO 400 Shutter 10/600 Focal Length 3210/10

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Jul, 2017

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