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Animals - Aquariums - Archeology - Insects - Fossils - Zoos

Feb. 26 It is often believed that animals of different families can never be friends, while tolerance and Co-existance is common positive companionship doesn't happen from little Denmark comes a remarkable collection of pictures illustrating that this idea is erroneous, and that often animals of different families strike up close friendships. living eating sleeping and playing happily together. Perhaps it is proximity offense and domestic lift that erases the suspicions and hostilities of wild life, and acts as a common denominator for nature. A dog and a porcupine. At Hvalso, sea-land, Denmark, a do old a particular pearl of a porcupine, Mealtimes are absolute proof of the mutual trust of the two animals

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Absolute Acts Believed Companionship Doesnt Erroneous Friendships Happen Happily Hostilities Idea Illustrating Lift Mealtimes Mutual Offense Often Particular Perhaps Porcupine Positive Proof Proximity Remarkable Suspicions Tolerance


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