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Photo submitted by ParaMan.
Camera: Canon 1D mrk III
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 | Fri, 25 Apr 2008 19:58:18 CDT |
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| YAAAAAAWN |
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Guess where I've been!! :-D
Yup Randers Tropical Zoo
www.regnskoven.dk
I stood and watched this Cuban Crocodile for 10 minutes, not once did its mouth, or any other part of hit anatomy, move. :-o
I have wrongly named other pictures of some different crocs, this is correctly named. Cuban Crocodile (Crocodylus rhombifer) |
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| Darren |
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Nicely captured ParaMan  Of course it didn't move its mouth, it was waiting for you to jump into it  I would have loved a sharp focus on all the facial areas, to bring out its teeth even more. I am sure it would add more drama to the picture. Still it is a great shot |
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| maf04 |
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Great focus and a little to close for me. |
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| Julianne |
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How quickly one's camera and hand could disappear into one of these. My cousin used to live in Florida and my aunt went to visit. They insisted she go out into the everglades on a boat to see the "gators". Of course, certain people in the boat thought it would be fun to agitate the gators. And that is how they lost the oars. This is a great reminder that these animals are ancient super predators and to them, we are food. |
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Owner: ParaMan
Location: Denmark
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Thank you ParaMan for your participation at the photo blogs. |
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