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RETRO - Queen Elizabeth II
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Royal Family Racing At Royal Ascot 1961.. Queen Elizabeth II. 11 O'clock And The Annual Royal Race Before The Official Racing Gets Started At Ascot Princess Alexandra Came Home First In A Close Finish To This Years Event With The Queen Finishing Sixth... Royal Challenge But Alas The Grey Came In Sixth.... royalty
Royal Family Racing At Royal Ascot 1961.. Queen Elizabeth Ii. 11 O''clock And The Annual Royal Race Before The Official Racing Gets Started At Ascot Princess Alexandra Came Home First In A Close Finish To This Years Event With The Queen Finishing Six
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PEOPLE - Royal Babies des britischen Königshauses (Archiv)
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Aug 10, 1987 - Majorca, Spain - Prince Harry three next month gets a kiss in the arms of Princess Diana in Majorca.
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NEWS - George H.W. Bush Retro
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Vice-President George H.W. Bush gets ready to go jogging in Grant Park, Chicago while on a campaign swing thru the state of Illinois.
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NEWS - George H.W. Bush Retro
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Reinstein/REX/Shutterstock (9791161j)
Vice-President George H.W. Bush gets ready to go jogging in Grant Park, Chicago while on a campaign swing thru the state of Illinois.
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NEWS - George H.W. Bush Retro
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Vice-President George H.W. Bush gets ready to go jogging in Grant Park, Chicago while on a campaign swing thru the state of Illinois.
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NEWS - George H.W. Bush Retro
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Vice-President George H.W. Bush gets ready to go jogging in Grant Park, Chicago while on a campaign swing thru the state of Illinois.
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ANTONIA DE SANCHA GETS A SQUASH LESSON FROM MAX CLIFFORD AT THE NEW MALDEN SQUASH CLUB, SURREY, BRITAIN - 1992
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ANTONIA DE SANCHA GETS A SQUASH LESSON FROM MAX CLIFFORD AT THE NEW MALDEN SQUASH CLUB, SURREY, BRITAIN - 1992
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CHRIS EVANS AND HIS PORSCHE WITH A WHEEL CLAMP - 1993
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CHRIS EVANS GETS CLAMPED
CHRIS EVANS AND HIS PORSCHE WITH A WHEEL CLAMP - 1993
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IVANA TRUMP GETS A NEW CUSTOMIZED FERRARI 355 SPIDER FOR CHRISTMAS FROM BOYFRIEND ROFFREDO GAETANI D'ARAGONA, NEW YORK, AMERICA - 1997
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IVANA TRUMP GETS A NEW CUSTOMIZED FERRARI 355 SPIDER FOR CHRISTMAS FROM BOYFRIEND ROFFREDO GAETANI D'ARAGONA, NEW YORK, AMERICA - 1997
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ANTHONY HOPKINS GIVES WINONA RYDER A HUG BEFORE SHE GETS HER HOLLYWOOD STAR - AMERICA
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ANTHONY HOPKINS GIVES WINONA RYDER A HUG BEFORE SHE GETS HER HOLLYWOOD STAR - AMERICA
ANTHONY HOPKINS GIVES WINONA RYDER A HUG BEFORE SHE GETS HER HOLLYWOOD STAR - AMERICA
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ANTHONY HOPKINS GIVES WINONA RYDER A HUG BEFORE SHE GETS HER HOLLYWOOD STAR - AMERICA
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WINONA RYDER STANDS ON HER STAR ON THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME LOS ANGELES AMERICA
ANTHONY HOPKINS GIVES WINONA RYDER A HUG BEFORE SHE GETS HER HOLLYWOOD STAR - AMERICA
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ANTHONY HOPKINS GIVES WINONA RYDER A HUG BEFORE SHE GETS HER HOLLYWOOD STAR - AMERICA
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ANTHONY HOPKINS GIVES WINONA RYDER A HUG BEFORE SHE GETS HER HOLLYWOOD STAR - AMERICA
ANTHONY HOPKINS GIVES WINONA RYDER A HUG BEFORE SHE GETS HER HOLLYWOOD STAR - AMERICA
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ANTHONY HOPKINS GIVES WINONA RYDER A HUG BEFORE SHE GETS HER HOLLYWOOD STAR - AMERICA
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WINONA RYDER STANDS ON HER STAR ON THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME LOS ANGELES AMERICA
ANTHONY HOPKINS GIVES WINONA RYDER A HUG BEFORE SHE GETS HER HOLLYWOOD STAR - AMERICA
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MARINE WILDLIFE
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Green sea turtle, Chelonia mydas, gets cleaned by yellow tangs, Zebrasoma flavescens and lined bristletooth, Ctenochaetus striatus, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, (N. Pacific)
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FEATURE - Delphin Winter bekommt eine Schwanzprothese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Digital Beach Media/Shutterstock (726819b)
Winter the Dolphin wearing prosthetic tail
Winter the Dolphin gets a prosthetic tail to replace her own, which had to amputated after she was tangled in a crab trap, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Clearwater, Florida, America - 23 Oct 2007
'Flipper's Fishy Tale'. A major US prosthetic limb manufacturer has come to the aid of a dolphin in need. Prosthetic experts, Hanger Orthopedic Group, who normally tackle the toughest human amputation cases offered to make a tail for 'Winter', an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. Two years ago, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium rescued Winter, after she became tangled in a crab trap. She was dehydrated and near death and the trap line had cut off circulation to her tail. The veterinarians had to amputate. The aquarium is now teaching Winter how to use her new tail, which has to be updated as the young dolphin grows.
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FEATURE - Delphin Winter bekommt eine Schwanzprothese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Digital Beach Media/Shutterstock (726819j)
Aquarium staff fit the prosthetic tail to Winter the dolphin
Winter the Dolphin gets a prosthetic tail to replace her own, which had to amputated after she was tangled in a crab trap, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Clearwater, Florida, America - 23 Oct 2007
'Flipper's Fishy Tale'. A major US prosthetic limb manufacturer has come to the aid of a dolphin in need. Prosthetic experts, Hanger Orthopedic Group, who normally tackle the toughest human amputation cases offered to make a tail for 'Winter', an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. Two years ago, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium rescued Winter, after she became tangled in a crab trap. She was dehydrated and near death and the trap line had cut off circulation to her tail. The veterinarians had to amputate. The aquarium is now teaching Winter how to use her new tail, which has to be updated as the young dolphin grows.
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FEATURE - Delphin Winter bekommt eine Schwanzprothese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Digital Beach Media/Shutterstock (726819i)
Aquarium staff fit the prosthetic tail to Winter the dolphin
Winter the Dolphin gets a prosthetic tail to replace her own, which had to amputated after she was tangled in a crab trap, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Clearwater, Florida, America - 23 Oct 2007
'Flipper's Fishy Tale'. A major US prosthetic limb manufacturer has come to the aid of a dolphin in need. Prosthetic experts, Hanger Orthopedic Group, who normally tackle the toughest human amputation cases offered to make a tail for 'Winter', an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. Two years ago, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium rescued Winter, after she became tangled in a crab trap. She was dehydrated and near death and the trap line had cut off circulation to her tail. The veterinarians had to amputate. The aquarium is now teaching Winter how to use her new tail, which has to be updated as the young dolphin grows.
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FEATURE - Delphin Winter bekommt eine Schwanzprothese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Digital Beach Media/Shutterstock (726819c)
Winter the Dolphin wearing prosthetic tail
Winter the Dolphin gets a prosthetic tail to replace her own, which had to amputated after she was tangled in a crab trap, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Clearwater, Florida, America - 23 Oct 2007
'Flipper's Fishy Tale'. A major US prosthetic limb manufacturer has come to the aid of a dolphin in need. Prosthetic experts, Hanger Orthopedic Group, who normally tackle the toughest human amputation cases offered to make a tail for 'Winter', an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. Two years ago, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium rescued Winter, after she became tangled in a crab trap. She was dehydrated and near death and the trap line had cut off circulation to her tail. The veterinarians had to amputate. The aquarium is now teaching Winter how to use her new tail, which has to be updated as the young dolphin grows.
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FEATURE - Delphin Winter bekommt eine Schwanzprothese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Digital Beach Media/Shutterstock (726819d)
Winter the Dolphin wearing prosthetic tail
Winter the Dolphin gets a prosthetic tail to replace her own, which had to amputated after she was tangled in a crab trap, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Clearwater, Florida, America - 23 Oct 2007
'Flipper's Fishy Tale'. A major US prosthetic limb manufacturer has come to the aid of a dolphin in need. Prosthetic experts, Hanger Orthopedic Group, who normally tackle the toughest human amputation cases offered to make a tail for 'Winter', an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. Two years ago, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium rescued Winter, after she became tangled in a crab trap. She was dehydrated and near death and the trap line had cut off circulation to her tail. The veterinarians had to amputate. The aquarium is now teaching Winter how to use her new tail, which has to be updated as the young dolphin grows.
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FEATURE - Delphin Winter bekommt eine Schwanzprothese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Digital Beach Media/Shutterstock (726819a)
Winter the Dolphin wearing prosthetic tail
Winter the Dolphin gets a prosthetic tail to replace her own, which had to amputated after she was tangled in a crab trap, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Clearwater, Florida, America - 23 Oct 2007
'Flipper's Fishy Tale'. A major US prosthetic limb manufacturer has come to the aid of a dolphin in need. Prosthetic experts, Hanger Orthopedic Group, who normally tackle the toughest human amputation cases offered to make a tail for 'Winter', an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. Two years ago, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium rescued Winter, after she became tangled in a crab trap. She was dehydrated and near death and the trap line had cut off circulation to her tail. The veterinarians had to amputate. The aquarium is now teaching Winter how to use her new tail, which has to be updated as the young dolphin grows.
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FEATURE - Delphin Winter bekommt eine Schwanzprothese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Digital Beach Media/Shutterstock (726819g)
Winter the dolphin with an aquarium staff member
Winter the Dolphin gets a prosthetic tail to replace her own, which had to amputated after she was tangled in a crab trap, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Clearwater, Florida, America - 23 Oct 2007
'Flipper's Fishy Tale'. A major US prosthetic limb manufacturer has come to the aid of a dolphin in need. Prosthetic experts, Hanger Orthopedic Group, who normally tackle the toughest human amputation cases offered to make a tail for 'Winter', an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. Two years ago, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium rescued Winter, after she became tangled in a crab trap. She was dehydrated and near death and the trap line had cut off circulation to her tail. The veterinarians had to amputate. The aquarium is now teaching Winter how to use her new tail, which has to be updated as the young dolphin grows.
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FEATURE - Delphin Winter bekommt eine Schwanzprothese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Digital Beach Media/Shutterstock (726819f)
Winter the dolphin without the prosthetic tail
Winter the Dolphin gets a prosthetic tail to replace her own, which had to amputated after she was tangled in a crab trap, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Clearwater, Florida, America - 23 Oct 2007
'Flipper's Fishy Tale'. A major US prosthetic limb manufacturer has come to the aid of a dolphin in need. Prosthetic experts, Hanger Orthopedic Group, who normally tackle the toughest human amputation cases offered to make a tail for 'Winter', an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. Two years ago, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium rescued Winter, after she became tangled in a crab trap. She was dehydrated and near death and the trap line had cut off circulation to her tail. The veterinarians had to amputate. The aquarium is now teaching Winter how to use her new tail, which has to be updated as the young dolphin grows.
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FEATURE - Delphin Winter bekommt eine Schwanzprothese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Digital Beach Media/Shutterstock (726819e)
A worker at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium holds the prosthetic tail
Winter the Dolphin gets a prosthetic tail to replace her own, which had to amputated after she was tangled in a crab trap, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Clearwater, Florida, America - 23 Oct 2007
'Flipper's Fishy Tale'. A major US prosthetic limb manufacturer has come to the aid of a dolphin in need. Prosthetic experts, Hanger Orthopedic Group, who normally tackle the toughest human amputation cases offered to make a tail for 'Winter', an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. Two years ago, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium rescued Winter, after she became tangled in a crab trap. She was dehydrated and near death and the trap line had cut off circulation to her tail. The veterinarians had to amputate. The aquarium is now teaching Winter how to use her new tail, which has to be updated as the young dolphin grows.
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FEATURE - Delphin Winter bekommt eine Schwanzprothese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Digital Beach Media/Shutterstock (726819k)
Aquarium staff remove Winter the dolphin from her tank in order to fit the prosthetic tail
Winter the Dolphin gets a prosthetic tail to replace her own, which had to amputated after she was tangled in a crab trap, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Clearwater, Florida, America - 23 Oct 2007
'Flipper's Fishy Tale'. A major US prosthetic limb manufacturer has come to the aid of a dolphin in need. Prosthetic experts, Hanger Orthopedic Group, who normally tackle the toughest human amputation cases offered to make a tail for 'Winter', an Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. Two years ago, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium rescued Winter, after she became tangled in a crab trap. She was dehydrated and near death and the trap line had cut off circulation to her tail. The veterinarians had to amputate. The aquarium is now teaching Winter how to use her new tail, which has to be updated as the young dolphin grows.
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Democratic Presidential Nomination Election Campaign, New Hampshire, America - 04 Jan 2008
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Senator Hillary Clinton gets a hug and kiss from her husband, former President, Bill Clinton
Democratic Presidential Nomination Election Campaign, New Hampshire, America - 04 Jan 2008
Nashua. Senator Hillary Clinton at her first campaign stop in New Hampshire after leaving Iowa. Clinton promised to continue her pursuit of the democratic nomination for President after coming in third in the Iowa caucus
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COMPILATION: Zusammentstellung Hillary Clinton mit Ehemann Bill und Tochter Chelsea
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National Hare Coursing Championships in the Hotel Minella Oaks at the Powerstown Racecourse, Clonmel, County Tipperrary, Eire - 04 Feb 2008
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Smoking George, the dog Vinnie Jones part owns in a syndicate, gets close to the hare
National Hare Coursing Championships in the Hotel Minella Oaks at the Powerstown Racecourse, Clonmel, County Tipperrary, Eire - 04 Feb 2008
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Placido Domingo gets a star on the Walk of Fame in Wien, Vienna, Austria - 17 Jul 2008
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Placido Domingo gets a star on the Walk of Fame in Wien, Vienna, Austria - 17 Jul 2008
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Placido Domingo gets a star on the Walk of Fame in Wien, Vienna, Austria - 17 Jul 2008
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Placido Domingo gets a star on the Walk of Fame in Wien, Vienna, Austria - 17 Jul 2008
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Nicolas Sarkozy visits Dublin, Ireland - 21 Jul 2008
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Nicolas Sarkozy gets into his car
Nicolas Sarkozy visits Dublin, Ireland - 21 Jul 2008
French President Nicolas Sarkozy with Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen at Government Building in Dublin, for talks on how to proceed after the Irish rejection of the Lisbon Treaty
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Vancouver, Canada - 2008
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The container vessel Anna Maersk is assisted by tug boats as it gets ready to cast off from Vancouver's Centerm terminal. The facility handles pulp and general cargo as well as the containers seen in the photo
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Dean Gunnarson attempts to escape after being chained to the roof of a vehicle as it goes through a car wash, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada - 31 Oct 2008
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The chain around escape artist Dean Gunnarson's neck gets caught and stops the brush as he attempts to escape as the vehicle passes through a car wash
Dean Gunnarson attempts to escape after being chained to the roof of a vehicle as it goes through a car wash, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada - 31 Oct 2008
THE CAR WASH CRAZY HOT WAX HOUDINI
A Canadian escape artist has managed to make a clean getaway from his latest stunt.
Dean Gunnarson was sprayed from head to toe with searing hot wax, water and soap as he attempted to escape after being chained to the roof of a vehicle going through a car wash.
In a tribute to his hero, American escape artist Harry Houdini, who died on Halloween in 1926, Gunnarson was chained and handcuffed to the top of the vehicle as it was driven through the car wash.
Gunnarson's goal was to wriggle free before the SUV reached the massive blow dryers at the end of the cycle.
Commenting on the stunt he said: "This may not be as death-defying as some of my other escapes, like being locked in shark cages underwater, but this still has elements of risks for me".
As the vehicle started its journey through the carwash, two huge rotating brushes bore down on his body.
Soap then blasted away at his eyes and water spewed from both the sides of the wash, making unpicking the locks tricky work.
He finally managed to free himself as hot wax sprayed down upon him; taking the final chain from around his neck and kneeling up to give a victory cheer.
Gunnarson has been an escape artist for 20 years and has been featured on television specials in the United States, Japan and other countries.
One of his most notorious stunts saw him tied up in chains and cuffs, dangling 200 metres over a Nevada gorge. Another saw him chained across a busy roller-coaster track in China, working to get free be...
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Playful elephants land on hippopotamus, Shire River, Liwonde National Park, Malawi, Africa - Dec 2008
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Hippo Gets in the Way of Jumbo Fun
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HIPPO GETS IN THE WAY OF JUMBO FUN
When the big boys are play fighting, it's perhaps best to stay out of the way.
That's the advice one hippo should have taken when it found itself getting in the way of a jumbo tussle.
The unfortunate creature was quietly wading in the Shire River in Malawi's Liwonde National Park when two male elephants nearby decided to have a test of strength.
Photographer David Hobcote says: "The older male elephants live by themselves but the young males hang out in gangs and spend time having fun together play-fighting.
"I spotted this group and sat quietly watching then jumping about in the water. But when one of them jumped on the back of another, he knocked him sideways causing him to fall onto an emerging hippo.
"The poor startled hippo obviously wasn't expecting to be landed on by a jumbo and took off at top speed!"
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Playful elephants land on hippopotamus, Shire River, Liwonde National Park, Malawi, Africa - Dec 2008
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Hippo gets in the way of elephants playing and an elephant is knocked onto it
Hippo Gets in the Way of Jumbo Fun
**Rex Exclusive - Special Fees for UK use**
HIPPO GETS IN THE WAY OF JUMBO FUN
When the big boys are play fighting, it's perhaps best to stay out of the way.
That's the advice one hippo should have taken when it found itself getting in the way of a jumbo tussle.
The unfortunate creature was quietly wading in the Shire River in Malawi's Liwonde National Park when two male elephants nearby decided to have a test of strength.
Photographer David Hobcote says: "The older male elephants live by themselves but the young males hang out in gangs and spend time having fun together play-fighting.
"I spotted this group and sat quietly watching then jumping about in the water. But when one of them jumped on the back of another, he knocked him sideways causing him to fall onto an emerging hippo.
"The poor startled hippo obviously wasn't expecting to be landed on by a jumbo and took off at top speed!"
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Story by DEAN MURRAY
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Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
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Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
ROOKIE cop John Nash refused to give up as he closed in on his first arrest - despite having a six-inch branch stuck in his eye after falling during the chase.
It was only when the arrested man turned to him and said: "Mate, you've got to go to hospital," that he realised the horrific extent of his injuries. Pc Nash, who had only been in the force for six days, had slipped on a muddy lawn and slid head-first into a bush, skewering his left eye on the end of one of the branches.
The branch snapped off with one end stuck in Pc's Nash's eye. But, oblivious to the pain, he continued the chase.
Pc Nash, aged 25, from Droylsden, Greater Manchester, said: "I had run across some grass to cut him off just as he got to a fence", he said. "I drew my baton just as I got there. The weather was horrible. It was dark, cold and raining. The grass was boggy and I slipped.
"I was really motoring, really running and I slid into a shrub and I had a ringing in my left ear. I thought I'd hit my baton as I fell. He was still trying to get over the fence and I grabbed his ankle.
"He kept referring to my face and I said `that doesn't matter - come on'. I just thought I'd given myself a black eye.
"Somebody said `get an ambulance quick - he's got something in his eye'. I wondered whether he was talking about me.
"I looked across with my right eye and that's when I noticed a stick coming out of my left eye. I thought `what the heck is that?'
His shocked colleagues immediately took him to Fairfield Hospital in Bury in their patrol car. He later had three hours of surgery at Blackburn Royal Hospital to remove the stick.
It had pierced his eye-lid, smashed a cheek-bone, forced ...
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Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Manchester Evening News / Rex Features ( 840300b )
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Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
ROOKIE cop John Nash refused to give up as he closed in on his first arrest - despite having a six-inch branch stuck in his eye after falling during the chase.
It was only when the arrested man turned to him and said: "Mate, you've got to go to hospital," that he realised the horrific extent of his injuries. Pc Nash, who had only been in the force for six days, had slipped on a muddy lawn and slid head-first into a bush, skewering his left eye on the end of one of the branches.
The branch snapped off with one end stuck in Pc's Nash's eye. But, oblivious to the pain, he continued the chase.
Pc Nash, aged 25, from Droylsden, Greater Manchester, said: "I had run across some grass to cut him off just as he got to a fence", he said. "I drew my baton just as I got there. The weather was horrible. It was dark, cold and raining. The grass was boggy and I slipped.
"I was really motoring, really running and I slid into a shrub and I had a ringing in my left ear. I thought I'd hit my baton as I fell. He was still trying to get over the fence and I grabbed his ankle.
"He kept referring to my face and I said `that doesn't matter - come on'. I just thought I'd given myself a black eye.
"Somebody said `get an ambulance quick - he's got something in his eye'. I wondered whether he was talking about me.
"I looked across with my right eye and that's when I noticed a stick coming out of my left eye. I thought `what the heck is that?'
His shocked colleagues immediately took him to Fairfield Hospital in Bury in their patrol car. He later had three hours of surgery at Blackburn Royal Hospital to remove the stick.
It had pierced his eye-lid, smashed a cheek-bone, forced ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HHHIUNAO
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Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
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Policeman John Nash and partner Rebecca Senior
Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
ROOKIE cop John Nash refused to give up as he closed in on his first arrest - despite having a six-inch branch stuck in his eye after falling during the chase.
It was only when the arrested man turned to him and said: "Mate, you've got to go to hospital," that he realised the horrific extent of his injuries. Pc Nash, who had only been in the force for six days, had slipped on a muddy lawn and slid head-first into a bush, skewering his left eye on the end of one of the branches.
The branch snapped off with one end stuck in Pc's Nash's eye. But, oblivious to the pain, he continued the chase.
Pc Nash, aged 25, from Droylsden, Greater Manchester, said: "I had run across some grass to cut him off just as he got to a fence", he said. "I drew my baton just as I got there. The weather was horrible. It was dark, cold and raining. The grass was boggy and I slipped.
"I was really motoring, really running and I slid into a shrub and I had a ringing in my left ear. I thought I'd hit my baton as I fell. He was still trying to get over the fence and I grabbed his ankle.
"He kept referring to my face and I said `that doesn't matter - come on'. I just thought I'd given myself a black eye.
"Somebody said `get an ambulance quick - he's got something in his eye'. I wondered whether he was talking about me.
"I looked across with my right eye and that's when I noticed a stick coming out of my left eye. I thought `what the heck is that?'
His shocked colleagues immediately took him to Fairfield Hospital in Bury in their patrol car. He later had three hours of surgery at Blackburn Royal Hospital to remove the stick.
It had pierced his eye-lid, sm...
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Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Manchester Evening News / Rex Features ( 840300d )
Policeman John Nash in hospital with stick in his eye
Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
ROOKIE cop John Nash refused to give up as he closed in on his first arrest - despite having a six-inch branch stuck in his eye after falling during the chase.
It was only when the arrested man turned to him and said: "Mate, you've got to go to hospital," that he realised the horrific extent of his injuries. Pc Nash, who had only been in the force for six days, had slipped on a muddy lawn and slid head-first into a bush, skewering his left eye on the end of one of the branches.
The branch snapped off with one end stuck in Pc's Nash's eye. But, oblivious to the pain, he continued the chase.
Pc Nash, aged 25, from Droylsden, Greater Manchester, said: "I had run across some grass to cut him off just as he got to a fence", he said. "I drew my baton just as I got there. The weather was horrible. It was dark, cold and raining. The grass was boggy and I slipped.
"I was really motoring, really running and I slid into a shrub and I had a ringing in my left ear. I thought I'd hit my baton as I fell. He was still trying to get over the fence and I grabbed his ankle.
"He kept referring to my face and I said `that doesn't matter - come on'. I just thought I'd given myself a black eye.
"Somebody said `get an ambulance quick - he's got something in his eye'. I wondered whether he was talking about me.
"I looked across with my right eye and that's when I noticed a stick coming out of my left eye. I thought `what the heck is that?'
His shocked colleagues immediately took him to Fairfield Hospital in Bury in their patrol car. He later had three hours of surgery at Blackburn Royal Hospital to remove the stick.
It had pierced his eye-...
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Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Manchester Evening News / Rex Features ( 840300e )
Policeman John Nash in hospital with stick in his eye
Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
ROOKIE cop John Nash refused to give up as he closed in on his first arrest - despite having a six-inch branch stuck in his eye after falling during the chase.
It was only when the arrested man turned to him and said: "Mate, you've got to go to hospital," that he realised the horrific extent of his injuries. Pc Nash, who had only been in the force for six days, had slipped on a muddy lawn and slid head-first into a bush, skewering his left eye on the end of one of the branches.
The branch snapped off with one end stuck in Pc's Nash's eye. But, oblivious to the pain, he continued the chase.
Pc Nash, aged 25, from Droylsden, Greater Manchester, said: "I had run across some grass to cut him off just as he got to a fence", he said. "I drew my baton just as I got there. The weather was horrible. It was dark, cold and raining. The grass was boggy and I slipped.
"I was really motoring, really running and I slid into a shrub and I had a ringing in my left ear. I thought I'd hit my baton as I fell. He was still trying to get over the fence and I grabbed his ankle.
"He kept referring to my face and I said `that doesn't matter - come on'. I just thought I'd given myself a black eye.
"Somebody said `get an ambulance quick - he's got something in his eye'. I wondered whether he was talking about me.
"I looked across with my right eye and that's when I noticed a stick coming out of my left eye. I thought `what the heck is that?'
His shocked colleagues immediately took him to Fairfield Hospital in Bury in their patrol car. He later had three hours of surgery at Blackburn Royal Hospital to remove the stick.
It had pierced his eye-...
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Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Manchester Evening News / Rex Features ( 840300f )
Policeman John Nash in hospital with stick in his eye
Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
ROOKIE cop John Nash refused to give up as he closed in on his first arrest - despite having a six-inch branch stuck in his eye after falling during the chase.
It was only when the arrested man turned to him and said: "Mate, you've got to go to hospital," that he realised the horrific extent of his injuries. Pc Nash, who had only been in the force for six days, had slipped on a muddy lawn and slid head-first into a bush, skewering his left eye on the end of one of the branches.
The branch snapped off with one end stuck in Pc's Nash's eye. But, oblivious to the pain, he continued the chase.
Pc Nash, aged 25, from Droylsden, Greater Manchester, said: "I had run across some grass to cut him off just as he got to a fence", he said. "I drew my baton just as I got there. The weather was horrible. It was dark, cold and raining. The grass was boggy and I slipped.
"I was really motoring, really running and I slid into a shrub and I had a ringing in my left ear. I thought I'd hit my baton as I fell. He was still trying to get over the fence and I grabbed his ankle.
"He kept referring to my face and I said `that doesn't matter - come on'. I just thought I'd given myself a black eye.
"Somebody said `get an ambulance quick - he's got something in his eye'. I wondered whether he was talking about me.
"I looked across with my right eye and that's when I noticed a stick coming out of my left eye. I thought `what the heck is that?'
His shocked colleagues immediately took him to Fairfield Hospital in Bury in their patrol car. He later had three hours of surgery at Blackburn Royal Hospital to remove the stick.
It had pierced his eye-...
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Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Manchester Evening News / Rex Features ( 840300g )
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Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
ROOKIE cop John Nash refused to give up as he closed in on his first arrest - despite having a six-inch branch stuck in his eye after falling during the chase.
It was only when the arrested man turned to him and said: "Mate, you've got to go to hospital," that he realised the horrific extent of his injuries. Pc Nash, who had only been in the force for six days, had slipped on a muddy lawn and slid head-first into a bush, skewering his left eye on the end of one of the branches.
The branch snapped off with one end stuck in Pc's Nash's eye. But, oblivious to the pain, he continued the chase.
Pc Nash, aged 25, from Droylsden, Greater Manchester, said: "I had run across some grass to cut him off just as he got to a fence", he said. "I drew my baton just as I got there. The weather was horrible. It was dark, cold and raining. The grass was boggy and I slipped.
"I was really motoring, really running and I slid into a shrub and I had a ringing in my left ear. I thought I'd hit my baton as I fell. He was still trying to get over the fence and I grabbed his ankle.
"He kept referring to my face and I said `that doesn't matter - come on'. I just thought I'd given myself a black eye.
"Somebody said `get an ambulance quick - he's got something in his eye'. I wondered whether he was talking about me.
"I looked across with my right eye and that's when I noticed a stick coming out of my left eye. I thought `what the heck is that?'
His shocked colleagues immediately took him to Fairfield Hospital in Bury in their patrol car. He later had three hours of surgery at Blackburn Royal Hospital to remove the stick.
It had pierced his eye-lid, smashed a cheek-bone, forced itself und...
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Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Manchester Evening News / Rex Features ( 840300i )
Scan of Policeman John Nash's head with stick
Policeman John Nash gets 6 inch stick stuck in his eye while chasing a suspect, Rochdale, Britain - 19 Dec 2008
ROOKIE cop John Nash refused to give up as he closed in on his first arrest - despite having a six-inch branch stuck in his eye after falling during the chase.
It was only when the arrested man turned to him and said: "Mate, you've got to go to hospital," that he realised the horrific extent of his injuries. Pc Nash, who had only been in the force for six days, had slipped on a muddy lawn and slid head-first into a bush, skewering his left eye on the end of one of the branches.
The branch snapped off with one end stuck in Pc's Nash's eye. But, oblivious to the pain, he continued the chase.
Pc Nash, aged 25, from Droylsden, Greater Manchester, said: "I had run across some grass to cut him off just as he got to a fence", he said. "I drew my baton just as I got there. The weather was horrible. It was dark, cold and raining. The grass was boggy and I slipped.
"I was really motoring, really running and I slid into a shrub and I had a ringing in my left ear. I thought I'd hit my baton as I fell. He was still trying to get over the fence and I grabbed his ankle.
"He kept referring to my face and I said `that doesn't matter - come on'. I just thought I'd given myself a black eye.
"Somebody said `get an ambulance quick - he's got something in his eye'. I wondered whether he was talking about me.
"I looked across with my right eye and that's when I noticed a stick coming out of my left eye. I thought `what the heck is that?'
His shocked colleagues immediately took him to Fairfield Hospital in Bury in their patrol car. He later had three hours of surgery at Blackburn Royal Hospital to remove the stick.
It had pierced his eye-lid, sma...
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Lily Allen gets angry with a photographer, Tower Bridge, London, Britain - 12 Mar 2009
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Mountain gorillas drunk on bamboo, Rwanda, Africa - Mar 2009
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A Mountain Gorilla (son of Kwitonda the resident silverback of the group) gets drunk on bamboo shoots, FULL FEATURE AVAIL{br}{br}Wildlife photographer Andy Rouse had a close encounter with a family of mountain gorillas - and discovered them DRUNK.{br}{br}The tipsy beasts had been slurping alcoholic sap from fresh bamboo shoots and looked completely bewildered by booze.{br}{br}The family were pictured in Virunga Mountains of Rwanda, Africa.{br}{br}'It was not exactly Gorillas In The Mist, more like gorillas who were p*****,' said Rouse, 43, who was on his fourth trip to see the primates.{br}{br}'I had heard they sometimes get like this, but I had never actually seen it. It was just like any family party when one or two members have a little bit too much to drink.{br}{br}'The boss of the group, a huge silverback called Kwitonda, and some of the younger males were completely out of it.{br}{br}'Some were running round cackling to each other, others were going mad swinging through the trees, some were just lying on the ground in an inebriated state.
Giddy gorillas get drunk on bamboo
GIDDY GORILLAS GET DRUNK ON BAMBOO
Wildlife photographer Andy Rouse had a close encounter with a family of mountain gorillas - and discovered them DRUNK.
The tipsy beasts had been slurping alcoholic sap from fresh bamboo shoots and looked completely bewildered by booze.
The family were pictured in Virunga Mountains of Rwanda, Africa.
'It was not exactly Gorillas In The Mist, more like gorillas who were p*****,' said Rouse, 43, who was on his fourth trip to see the primates.
'I had heard they sometimes get like this, but I had never actually seen it. It was just like any family party when one or two members have a little bit too muc...
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Mountain gorillas drunk on bamboo, Rwanda, Africa - Mar 2009
No sales permitted before 25/03/09, No BBC Wildlife, no Swedish newspapers, no Terre Savage in France
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andy Rouse / Rex Features ( 875310c )
A Mountain Gorilla (son of Kwitonda the resident silverback of the group) gets drunk on bamboo shoots, FULL FEATURE AVAIL{br}{br}Wildlife photographer Andy Rouse had a close encounter with a family of mountain gorillas - and discovered them DRUNK.{br}{br}The tipsy beasts had been slurping alcoholic sap from fresh bamboo shoots and looked completely bewildered by booze.{br}{br}The family were pictured in Virunga Mountains of Rwanda, Africa.{br}{br}'It was not exactly Gorillas In The Mist, more like gorillas who were p*****,' said Rouse, 43, who was on his fourth trip to see the primates.{br}{br}'I had heard they sometimes get like this, but I had never actually seen it. It was just like any family party when one or two members have a little bit too much to drink.{br}{br}'The boss of the group, a huge silverback called Kwitonda, and some of the younger males were completely out of it.{br}{br}'Some were running round cackling to each other, others were going mad swinging through the trees, some were just lying on the ground in an inebriated state.
Giddy gorillas get drunk on bamboo
GIDDY GORILLAS GET DRUNK ON BAMBOO
Wildlife photographer Andy Rouse had a close encounter with a family of mountain gorillas - and discovered them DRUNK.
The tipsy beasts had been slurping alcoholic sap from fresh bamboo shoots and looked completely bewildered by booze.
The family were pictured in Virunga Mountains of Rwanda, Africa.
'It was not exactly Gorillas In The Mist, more like gorillas who were p*****,' said Rouse, 43, who was on his fourth trip to see the primates.
'I had heard they sometimes get like this, but I had never actually seen it. It was just like any family party when one or two members have a little bit too much...
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Mountain gorillas drunk on bamboo, Rwanda, Africa - Mar 2009
No sales permitted before 25/03/09, No BBC Wildlife, no Swedish newspapers, no Terre Savage in France
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andy Rouse / Rex Features ( 875310s )
A Mountain Gorilla (son of Kwitonda the resident silverback of the group) gets drunk on bamboo shoots, FULL FEATURE AVAIL{br}{br}Wildlife photographer Andy Rouse had a close encounter with a family of mountain gorillas - and discovered them DRUNK.{br}{br}The tipsy beasts had been slurping alcoholic sap from fresh bamboo shoots and looked completely bewildered by booze.{br}{br}The family were pictured in Virunga Mountains of Rwanda, Africa.{br}{br}'It was not exactly Gorillas In The Mist, more like gorillas who were p*****,' said Rouse, 43, who was on his fourth trip to see the primates.{br}{br}'I had heard they sometimes get like this, but I had never actually seen it. It was just like any family party when one or two members have a little bit too much to drink.{br}{br}'The boss of the group, a huge silverback called Kwitonda, and some of the younger males were completely out of it.{br}{br}'Some were running round cackling to each other, others were going mad swinging through the trees, some were just lying on the ground in an inebriated state.
Giddy gorillas get drunk on bamboo
GIDDY GORILLAS GET DRUNK ON BAMBOO
Wildlife photographer Andy Rouse had a close encounter with a family of mountain gorillas - and discovered them DRUNK.
The tipsy beasts had been slurping alcoholic sap from fresh bamboo shoots and looked completely bewildered by booze.
The family were pictured in Virunga Mountains of Rwanda, Africa.
'It was not exactly Gorillas In The Mist, more like gorillas who were p*****,' said Rouse, 43, who was on his fourth trip to see the primates.
'I had heard they sometimes get like this, but I had never actually seen it. It was just like any family party when one or two members have a little bit too much...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HIDVVIZQ
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