Gotta love nature

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a baby chimpan sitting in a chair with its arms wrapped around an adult
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a giraffe standing in front of a white background with its head turned to the side
the head and neck of a giraffe against a white background
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several horses are standing behind a wooden fence and looking at the camera, with their heads sticking out
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a close up of a horse with long hair
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a close up of a horse's eye and nose
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three flamingos walking on the beach near the water
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a herd of llamas standing on top of a dry grass field
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several small chickens sitting on top of a wooden floor
an orange and white bird standing on its hind legs under water
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two baby hippos are in the water with their mouths open and one is sticking its head out
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a close up of a hippo swimming in water with its head above the water's surface
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Hippo underwater
a whale tail flups out of the water
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komorebi [Japanese 木漏れ日] ~ (n.) sunlight that filters through the leaves of trees. ☼ Quotes Amazing, Friends Camping, Mountain Quotes, Mountains Camping, Unique Words Definitions, Quotes Nature, Camping Photography, Uncommon Words, Weird Words
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the cover art for martin east project's lead me on, featuring trees and fog
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Rain forests: support (incredibly) more than half of Earth's life and ecosystems, with millions of plants and microorganisms yet to be discovered. Rainforests now cover less than 6% of Earth's land, but continue to produce 40% of Earth's oxygen. Amazing, aren't they?