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I believe these are addax antelope. Their fur had a mauve look to it. It may have been from the pink-red dirt in their environment.
Exotic Zoo And Reso...
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I believe these are addax antelope. Their fur had a mauve look to it. It may have been from the pink-red dirt in their environment.
Exotic Zoo And Resort. Johnson City, TX.

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Aperture 10/1 ISO 720 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 780/10

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Oct, 2022

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