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    Default Endangered species say "Cheese"

    I just caught this slide-show on the National Geographic site - none in the wild, but pretty amazing anyway.

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    Beautiful photos, the Chimp series are brilliant and makes the set.
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    Lovely studies - especially the Sumatran Tiger, the Showgirl Chickens and that Tawny frogmouth!

    Mind you, the Chimp did really well to let the photographer know who was boss!
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    LOL - yep, can't help smiling at the apes/chimps
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