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It amazes me how some animals can eat thorny bushes and trees.
Cheyenne Mt Zoo. D100, Tamron 200-400  Skip Layman
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Its amazing what they can do with their lips and tongue to hold the branches while they nibble off the parts they want. Nice shot and just right for the motif! 
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