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Hippo in the Luangwa River at Sunset in a park

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Hippo in the Luangwa River at Sunset in a park

Hippo standing in the Luangwa River at Sunset, Wildlife, Mfuwe, South Luangwa National Park, Zambia.

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Jeremy Woodhouse
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5,100 × 3,400 px
Orientation
landscape
Location
Africa, Zambia, South Luangwa, Mfuwe, South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
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