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It is with great excitement we bring another introduction; however, this one feels weird to be giving at this stage, and I cannot believe this is the first we are …
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Recently, we found ourselves in the throes of winter, and on a crisp morning game drive, we set our sights on the Plaque Rock Female. The morning before, Kirst had …
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