The Connecticut Ave entrance to the National Zoo.
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A coy cheetah that never fully faced the camera
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Scimitar Oryx
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Maned wolf
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Western Gray Kangaroo. We did not see one of these in Australia. The Kangaroo Island Grays are a different subspecies.
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The pandas were out playing
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The pandas were out playing
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The pandas were out playing
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relaxing after a tussle
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destroying trees
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more fighting/playing
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Still playing
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A hippo emitting an ultrasonic call. How Do I know, looks that the water vibrating. It was very interesting
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A giraffe eating
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A blonde capybara, I don't know if it is a natural or a dye job
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a tawny frog-mouth. We saw these in Australia, but it was too dark to take a photo. Note the extreme red-eye, they have great night vision.
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a photogenic duck
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A sloth-bear
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Here is a red panda sleeping. It ignored my attempts to wake it up.
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A cusimanse - a small mongoose
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a common alligator, but photogenic none the less.
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Naja haje, an Egyptian cobra - a relative of all the venomous snakes in Australia.
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An inland bearded dragon - another Australian animal
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Dendrobates azureus - a blue dart poison frog from Surinam.
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Apalone ferox - a really big soft shelled turtle
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An interesting story
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and a gray form
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and a black form
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