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A heart-nosed dikdik male. Highly unusual for antelopes the male keeps his female partner company while she gives birth and he takes part in raising the offspring, grooming and protecting it. Samburu, Kenya. #dikdik #eyecontact #wildlife #africa #kenya @bbcearth #wildgeography #wildlifeonearth #naturegeography #wildlifeplanet #nature_brilliance #wildlifefriend #discoverwildlife #natures

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OM / The red-shanked douc is the most mild-tempered monkey I’ve ever worked with. So peaceful and relaxed, almost zen-like. I took the picture this week in the wild in Vietnam. #wildgeography #wildlifeonearth #naturegeography #wildlifefriend #ourplanetdaily #destination_wild #natures #discoverwildlife #earthfocus #animalsinfluence #nature_brilliance #earthpix #earthfocus @bbcearth

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THE NUTCRACKER / Portrait of the world’s longest parrot and the most expressive bird I’ve ever photographed, the hyacinth macaw, measuring up to more than a meter. The huge powerful beak allows it to live on palm nuts too hard for other macaws. Pantanal, Brazil.

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Zebra stallion watching the sunset. #zebra #wildlife #africa #namibia #etosha @bbcearth #wildgeography #discoverwildlife #ourplanetdaily #natures #wildlifeplanet #destination_wild

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SEIZE THE DAY / A gerenuk antelope showing off its flexible tongue that it uses to pick fresh leaves and buds between thorns. Samburu, Kenya. @bbcearth #wildgeography #ourplanetdaily #nature_brilliance #wildlifeplanet #wildlifeonearth #naturegeography

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FELINE SOUL

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TWO-HEADED IMPALA / An oxpecker removing ticks from the ear of an impala captured in a position that creates the illusion that the antelope has two heads. Kruger National Park, South Africa. @bbcearth #yesbbcearth #wildlifeonearth #wildgeography #naturegeography #tourtheplanet #ourplanetdaily #wildlifeplanet #live_love_wildlife

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