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Mier, Northern Cape, South Africa
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Mier, Northern Cape, South Africa
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Mier, Northern Cape, South Africa
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Mier, Northern Cape, South Africa
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Rooikop, Night Drive, Nossob Riverbed, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Northern Cape, SOUTH AFRICA
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Mier, Northern Cape, South Africa
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Mier, Northern Cape, South Africa
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Mier, Northern Cape, South Africa
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Green Monkey Barbados Chlorocebus sabaeus
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Green Monkey Barbados Chlorocebus sabaeus
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Green Monkey Barbados Chlorocebus sabaeus
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Sinchu Alagi, Western, The Gambia
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Green Monkey Barbados Chlorocebus sabaeus
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Sinchu Alagi, Western, The Gambia
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This image was obtained from the Wikimedia commons, and was taken of three zebras in Tanzania.
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This stamp of the koala, but not koala bear, collected by Michael Philately.
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One of Australia's iconic animals, this is the last of several species of koala. Recorded by westerners from the end of the 18th century, it got its scientific name in 1816 - refers to 'pouch' and 'bear'. The common name ""koala"" probably comes from an aboriginal name referred to as cullewine, koolewong, colo, colah, koolah, kaola and koala. Early settlers referred to koalas as sloths, monkeys, bears, and even monkey bears. Locals object to the use of the word 'bear'.
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This stamp collected by Michael Philately.
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Image of captive specimen of western lowland gorilla taken in Bristol, England.