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Deception

Deception

The thing about lions is they are so deceptive. At rest and at play, they look like big house cats. Only when you see them take down a buffalo four times their ...
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The thing about lions is they are so deceptive. At rest and at play, they look like big house cats. Only when you see them take down a buffalo four times their weight, do you realize what they are really made of
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Aperture 56/10 ISO 400 Shutter 10/6400 Focal Length 1430/10

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Dec, 2017

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