Foraging

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  1. Sundar Amartur

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    Elephant foraging in the forest, Kaziranga national park, Assam, India.

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    good capture envious
     
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    Thanks Kevin.
     
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    Sundar, you live in a land of marvelous animals and landscape.
     
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    Thanks craig. Yes, scale of this place is amazing.
     
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    on the subject of scale i have a window box with fern in it, when i look at the picture my brain sees it as a very tiny heffalump in normal size garden fern.
    nice image
     
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    The fern growth here is very dense. Didn't know the elephants feed on them. Thanks.
     
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    thats why the phone boxes and post boxes in london are painted red, it keeps the elephants out of the city
     
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    Ha ha. You still have phone boxes in UK?. You don't find them in US anymore (not even in India). Post box in US is blue and in India it is red (colonial legacy).
    I didn't get the right word earlier, the ferns in that park are on steroids.
     
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