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Just some kids hanging out on the roof of the shop.
BudmanTX
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those guys are young........
They're between 1 & 3 years old.
At 4 they begin to develop the white head & tail, by 5 they will have their full adult plumage.
At 4 they begin to develop the white head & tail, by 5 they will have their full adult plumage.
BarnBuster
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Gorilla selfie
The photo shows two park rangers with a pair of orphaned mountain gorillas in Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Ranger Mathieu Shamavu, who is part of an anti-poaching unit, took the picture with the endangered apes, who appeared to be posing and casually standing upright. The park posted the image on its Facebook page with the caption "Another day in the office" on Thursday, and it immediately drew massive attention — mostly because users couldn't believe it
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/gorilla-selfie-congo-park-ranger-photo-democratic-republic-of-congo/
The photo shows two park rangers with a pair of orphaned mountain gorillas in Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Ranger Mathieu Shamavu, who is part of an anti-poaching unit, took the picture with the endangered apes, who appeared to be posing and casually standing upright. The park posted the image on its Facebook page with the caption "Another day in the office" on Thursday, and it immediately drew massive attention — mostly because users couldn't believe it
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/gorilla-selfie-congo-park-ranger-photo-democratic-republic-of-congo/
I saw that this morning as well and what really shocked me was the mortality rate of the Rangers that protect the park.
Over 130 of them killed since 1996 !
Now that is dedication.
What are the odds of getting even one of those shots, much less those two.
I bet a gal/guy could spend a lifetime and not accomplish that.
pabloesqobar
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Unless you're Russian. It's a friggin' conspiracy.
Laughing Grass
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That's bound to trigger someone's trypophobia