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A male rhinoceros in captivity. Rhinos are going extinct. This could be my last chance to see one alive. Taken on Feb 5, 2016. Rhino breeding program in Monarto...
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A male rhinoceros in captivity. Rhinos are going extinct. This could be my last chance to see one alive. Taken on Feb 5, 2016. Rhino breeding program in Monarto Zoo, South Australia.
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NIKON D200

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settings

Aperture 110/10 ISO 250 Shutter 10/5000 Focal Length 2000/10

location

location

South Australia, AU

upload_date

upload_date

Aug, 2019

Views

7

Awards

Fall Award 2020

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