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Mar. 02 Queer Friendships-Some unusual Animal Pals: 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 picture 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 of humans and domestic life that erases the suspicious and hostilities of wild life, and acts as a common denominator for Nature.An Kisatlan and a Rabbit are Buddies: Farmer Henning Jorgensen of Skelater took home baby bunny left by its parents at harvest time. Amasingly Kenning's Alastian, Stamper, took to the newcomer immediately and now the two eat together, sleep together and are the closest of friend

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13210843
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46964670
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5158px x 3720px (1.3MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Editorial Use Only - No Property or Model Releases. For any non-editorial use, please contact Mary Evans direct
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Keystone Pictures USA

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Acts Believed Buddies Bunny Closest Companionship Doesnt Erroneous Friendships Happily Henning Hostilities Humans Idea Illustrating Immediately Jorgensen Newcomer Often Pals Perhaps Positive Proximity Queer Remarkable Stamper Suspicious Tolerance


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