
Can You See The Aminal!?
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Re: Can You See The Aminal!?
To me ( if I am looking at an animal
) it looks rather small and light brown 


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Kudu?
Is it the orange circle?

Is it the orange circle?

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It's the red circle in the last pic! 

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Phone doing some strange predictive text stuff there I think

But certainly not a kudu either

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A kelephant? 

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Is it a cat or similar?
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