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Images Dated 16th April 2005

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Choose from 11 pictures in our Images Dated 16th April 2005 collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery. We are proud to offer this selection in partnership with Ardea Wildlife Pets Environment.

Burchells / Common / Plain Zebra - portrait of three individuals
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SSSI sign for North Meadow National Nature Reserve
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Diver - Australian teenager Lockie Bursle snorkelling
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WAT-10385 Reintroduction center of giant tortoise
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Giant Tortoise - Intermediate shape between Dome shape and Saddle Back Shape
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Cape Ground Squirrel - standing watchful between yellow flowers on its hind legs
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Springbok - male individual wanders through flowering savannah
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Spotted Hyaena - standing in grass savannah in backlight
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South American Sealion - This adult female sealion was swimming along the shore
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Black Korhaan - standing in grass savannah
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Burchells / Common / Plain Zebra foal wandering through grass savannah
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Featured 16 Apr 2005 Print

South American Sealion - This adult female sealion was swimming along the shore and was chased by killer whales / Orcas

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South American Sealion - This adult female sealion was swimming along the shore and was chased by killer whales / Orcas
Punta Norte, Valdes Peninsula, Patagonia, Argentina
Otaria flavescens
Killer whales do not capture the adults but sometimes chase them, perhaps practicing their hunting skills, perhaps as pure harassment. This animal got out of the water and barked for a long time in the direction of the whales.
Francois Gohier
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