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Big boy

Big boy

One of the big males in Nairobi National Park finishes his buffalo kill.

One of the big males in Nairobi National Park finishes his buffalo kill.
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Aperture 100/10 ISO 4000 Shutter 10/32000 Focal Length 1300/10

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