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Wild Symbiosis: You scratch my back, I scratch yours
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Many wild creatures of different species share a symbiotic relationship, where their interaction is a benefit to both species. Let’s see images of live wild animals (in the wild in their natural habitat) prominently showing in the image two or more wild creatures of two different species whose symbiotic interaction with each other is of mutual benefit.
INCLUDE in the subject or notes section; the two species of wildlife AND the general location in which the photograph was taken. NO CAPTIVE animals such as in zoos or artificial enclosures.
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Announced:
Saturday, 13th November, 2021 (GMT)
Submissions:
Saturday, 20th November, 2021 –
Friday, 26th November, 2021
(GMT)
Voting:
Saturday, 27th November, 2021 –
Friday, 3rd December, 2021
(GMT)
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Cape buffalo Bull in the Masai Mara - Kenya, and its attendant "Oxpecker" which they tolerate to remove ticks and other unwanted parasites.
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Submitted: | Sunday, 21st November, 2021 08:46 (GMT) |
Taken: | Monday, 2nd September, 2013 |
Focal length: | 450 mm |
Shutter speed: | 1/500 sec |
Aperture: | F6.3 |
ISO: | 1600 |
Notes: | Hand held. |
Views: | 22 |
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