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FEATURE - Best of: Bilder des Tages
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The giant panda Chengjiu plays at Chengdu Reserch Base of Giant Panda Breeding in Chengdu, southwest China's Sichuan Province. The panda Chengjiu is nicknamed as 'Little Gray' due to its appearance. The giant panda Chengji gave birth to the baby panda Chengjiu on July 8th, 2014. Unlike other black and white pandas, the baby pandas were gray and white when they were born. Now the baby pandas gradually turn black and white.
Gray giant panda, Chengdu Reserch Base of Giant Panda Breeding, Chengdu, China - 15 May 2018
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PEOPLE - Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
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Prince Charles, Field Marshal of the New Zealand Army, attended the New Zealand Somme Commemorations at the Caterpillar Valley Commonwealth War Graves Commission (C.W.G.C.) Cemetery, Longueval, France. The hat the prince is wearing is nicknamed the LEMON SQUEEZER
Battle of the Somme 100th anniversary, Longueval, France - 15 Sep 2016
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PEOPLE - Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
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Prince Charles, Field Marshal of the New Zealand Army, attended the New Zealand Somme Commemorations at the Caterpillar Valley Commonwealth War Graves Commission (C.W.G.C.) Cemetery, Longueval, France. The hat the prince is wearing is nicknamed the LEMON SQUEEZER
Battle of the Somme 100th anniversary, Longueval, France - 15 Sep 2016
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PEOPLE - Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
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Prince Charles, Field Marshal of the New Zealand Army, attended the New Zealand Somme Commemorations at the Caterpillar Valley Commonwealth War Graves Commission (C.W.G.C.) Cemetery, Longueval, France. The hat the prince is wearing is nicknamed the LEMON SQUEEZER
Battle of the Somme 100th anniversary, Longueval, France - 15 Sep 2016
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FEATURE - Kleiner Ameisenigel wird nach Hühnerangriff gepflegt
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Baby echidna, nicknamed 'Bonsai' due to its small size, being cared for by Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, who has taken on the role of surrogate mum
Baby echidna recovers from chicken attack, Taronga Zoo, Sydney, Australia - 28 Apr 2016
A baby echidna is making a remarkable recovery at Taronga Zoo, after being attacked by chickens in a family?s backyard. Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, has taken on the role of surrogate mum to the echidna puggle, providing round-the-clock care and feeding it a special milk mixture from the palm of her hand. The puggle was brought to Taronga earlier this month with scratches over its belly and hind legs, after being rescued from a group of chickens in a backyard near Newcastle. It was also dehydrated and unusually small for its four months of age. ?We?re not sure if the baby was alone because its mother died or because it was accidentally dug out of its nursery burrow,? said Annabelle. The puggle ? which is still too young for vets to determine its gender ? received emergency first aid and has since made a terrific turnaround in Annabelle?s care. Nicknamed ?Bonsai? due to its small size, the echidna has grown from 400 grams to 530 grams in two weeks.
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FEATURE - Kleiner Ameisenigel wird nach Hühnerangriff gepflegt
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Baby echidna, nicknamed 'Bonsai' due to its small size, being cared for by Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, who has taken on the role of surrogate mum
Baby echidna recovers from chicken attack, Taronga Zoo, Sydney, Australia - 28 Apr 2016
A baby echidna is making a remarkable recovery at Taronga Zoo, after being attacked by chickens in a family?s backyard. Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, has taken on the role of surrogate mum to the echidna puggle, providing round-the-clock care and feeding it a special milk mixture from the palm of her hand. The puggle was brought to Taronga earlier this month with scratches over its belly and hind legs, after being rescued from a group of chickens in a backyard near Newcastle. It was also dehydrated and unusually small for its four months of age. ?We?re not sure if the baby was alone because its mother died or because it was accidentally dug out of its nursery burrow,? said Annabelle. The puggle ? which is still too young for vets to determine its gender ? received emergency first aid and has since made a terrific turnaround in Annabelle?s care. Nicknamed ?Bonsai? due to its small size, the echidna has grown from 400 grams to 530 grams in two weeks.
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FEATURE - Kleiner Ameisenigel wird nach Hühnerangriff gepflegt
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Baby echidna, nicknamed 'Bonsai' due to its small size, being cared for by Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, who has taken on the role of surrogate mum
Baby echidna recovers from chicken attack, Taronga Zoo, Sydney, Australia - 28 Apr 2016
A baby echidna is making a remarkable recovery at Taronga Zoo, after being attacked by chickens in a family?s backyard. Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, has taken on the role of surrogate mum to the echidna puggle, providing round-the-clock care and feeding it a special milk mixture from the palm of her hand. The puggle was brought to Taronga earlier this month with scratches over its belly and hind legs, after being rescued from a group of chickens in a backyard near Newcastle. It was also dehydrated and unusually small for its four months of age. ?We?re not sure if the baby was alone because its mother died or because it was accidentally dug out of its nursery burrow,? said Annabelle. The puggle ? which is still too young for vets to determine its gender ? received emergency first aid and has since made a terrific turnaround in Annabelle?s care. Nicknamed ?Bonsai? due to its small size, the echidna has grown from 400 grams to 530 grams in two weeks.
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FEATURE - Kleiner Ameisenigel wird nach Hühnerangriff gepflegt
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Baby echidna, nicknamed 'Bonsai' due to its small size, being cared for by Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, who has taken on the role of surrogate mum
Baby echidna recovers from chicken attack, Taronga Zoo, Sydney, Australia - 28 Apr 2016
A baby echidna is making a remarkable recovery at Taronga Zoo, after being attacked by chickens in a family?s backyard. Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, has taken on the role of surrogate mum to the echidna puggle, providing round-the-clock care and feeding it a special milk mixture from the palm of her hand. The puggle was brought to Taronga earlier this month with scratches over its belly and hind legs, after being rescued from a group of chickens in a backyard near Newcastle. It was also dehydrated and unusually small for its four months of age. ?We?re not sure if the baby was alone because its mother died or because it was accidentally dug out of its nursery burrow,? said Annabelle. The puggle ? which is still too young for vets to determine its gender ? received emergency first aid and has since made a terrific turnaround in Annabelle?s care. Nicknamed ?Bonsai? due to its small size, the echidna has grown from 400 grams to 530 grams in two weeks.
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FEATURE - Kleiner Ameisenigel wird nach Hühnerangriff gepflegt
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Baby echidna, nicknamed 'Bonsai' due to its small size, being cared for by Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, who has taken on the role of surrogate mum
Baby echidna recovers from chicken attack, Taronga Zoo, Sydney, Australia - 28 Apr 2016
A baby echidna is making a remarkable recovery at Taronga Zoo, after being attacked by chickens in a family?s backyard. Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, has taken on the role of surrogate mum to the echidna puggle, providing round-the-clock care and feeding it a special milk mixture from the palm of her hand. The puggle was brought to Taronga earlier this month with scratches over its belly and hind legs, after being rescued from a group of chickens in a backyard near Newcastle. It was also dehydrated and unusually small for its four months of age. ?We?re not sure if the baby was alone because its mother died or because it was accidentally dug out of its nursery burrow,? said Annabelle. The puggle ? which is still too young for vets to determine its gender ? received emergency first aid and has since made a terrific turnaround in Annabelle?s care. Nicknamed ?Bonsai? due to its small size, the echidna has grown from 400 grams to 530 grams in two weeks.
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FEATURE - Kleiner Ameisenigel wird nach Hühnerangriff gepflegt
CREDIT: Paul Fahy/Rex Shutterstock. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
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Baby echidna, nicknamed 'Bonsai' due to its small size, being cared for by Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, who has taken on the role of surrogate mum
Baby echidna recovers from chicken attack, Taronga Zoo, Sydney, Australia - 28 Apr 2016
A baby echidna is making a remarkable recovery at Taronga Zoo, after being attacked by chickens in a family?s backyard. Taronga Wildlife Hospital supervisor, Annabelle Sehlmeier, has taken on the role of surrogate mum to the echidna puggle, providing round-the-clock care and feeding it a special milk mixture from the palm of her hand. The puggle was brought to Taronga earlier this month with scratches over its belly and hind legs, after being rescued from a group of chickens in a backyard near Newcastle. It was also dehydrated and unusually small for its four months of age. ?We?re not sure if the baby was alone because its mother died or because it was accidentally dug out of its nursery burrow,? said Annabelle. The puggle ? which is still too young for vets to determine its gender ? received emergency first aid and has since made a terrific turnaround in Annabelle?s care. Nicknamed ?Bonsai? due to its small size, the echidna has grown from 400 grams to 530 grams in two weeks.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
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Asboy the swan attacking another swan
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo has been attacking punters and birds on the River Cam in Cambridge - but was put in his place when he tried to take on a cow. The bird, who has been nicknamed Asboy, appears to be following in his father's footsteps by terrorising rowers and punters on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities last year after he attacked numerous rowers, biting their arms and legs. Now residents fear he has been replaced by Asboy, who has moved upstream and is now targeting tourists in punts. Recently, tourists screamed in horror as they saw him viciously attack another swan, grabbing it by the neck with his beak. Asboy tried to drown the other swan, holding its neck under the water for about 15 seconds, then when it wriggled free he sat on it. The swan only escaped when its partner came to the rescue.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
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Close-up of swan 'Asboy'
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
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The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
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Asboy the swan attacking another swan
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo has been attacking punters and birds on the River Cam in Cambridge - but was put in his place when he tried to take on a cow. The bird, who has been nicknamed Asboy, appears to be following in his father's footsteps by terrorising rowers and punters on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities last year after he attacked numerous rowers, biting their arms and legs. Now residents fear he has been replaced by Asboy, who has moved upstream and is now targeting tourists in punts. Recently, tourists screamed in horror as they saw him viciously attack another swan, grabbing it by the neck with his beak. Asboy tried to drown the other swan, holding its neck under the water for about 15 seconds, then when it wriggled free he sat on it. The swan only escaped when its partner came to the rescue.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
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File pic showing Asbo the swan, father of Asboy, attacking people in a boat
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo has been attacking punters and birds on the River Cam in Cambridge - but was put in his place when he tried to take on a cow. The bird, who has been nicknamed Asboy, appears to be following in his father's footsteps by terrorising rowers and punters on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities last year after he attacked numerous rowers, biting their arms and legs. Now residents fear he has been replaced by Asboy, who has moved upstream and is now targeting tourists in punts. Recently, tourists screamed in horror as they saw him viciously attack another swan, grabbing it by the neck with his beak. Asboy tried to drown the other swan, holding its neck under the water for about 15 seconds, then when it wriggled free he sat on it. The swan only escaped when its partner came to the rescue.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
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Close-up of swan 'Asboy'
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
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The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
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Swan 'Asboy' tries to intimidate people punting
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Eric Lusito - Traces of the Soviet Empire
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MONGOLIA / Choir / 2008. Abandoned Soviet military base after the collapse of the USSR. By the early 1970s, monuments to the Great Patriotic War became ubiquitous features of the Soviet landscape. A soldier named Alexei served as a model for one of the first, since then these monuments are affectionately nicknamed 'Alyosha', its affectionate name form. At the base of the statue an inscription reads 'All that was built by the people, must be imperatively defended'. The area in front of the statue was used for military parades. Around 10-15,000 soldiers, personnel and their families were based here.
Eric Lusito - Traces of the Soviet Empire
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These haunting photographs show the remnants of the once all-powerful Soviet empire.
They are the work of Eric Lusito, who spent six years travelling throughout the former Soviet world from East Germany to Mongolia, from Poland to Kazakhstan to seek out remains of the military installations that embodied the ambition and the might of the USSR.
Describing himself as working like an archaeologist, the French photographer says his project "Traces of the Soviet Empire" is a photographic record of the land and architecture - haunted by the symbols and history of a once powerful Empire.
The on-going project takes the form of three series: exteriors, interiors, and found photographs "images from another time, another space and another world".
What he found was colourful propaganda wall art, faded frescos of Lenin, discarded gas masks, and huge monuments, including those in the shapes of a soldier and a sword.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794e)
Close-up of swan 'Asboy'
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
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File pic showing Mr Asbo the swan, father of Asboy, attacking a boat
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo has been attacking punters and birds on the River Cam in Cambridge - but was put in his place when he tried to take on a cow. The bird, who has been nicknamed Asboy, appears to be following in his father's footsteps by terrorising rowers and punters on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities last year after he attacked numerous rowers, biting their arms and legs. Now residents fear he has been replaced by Asboy, who has moved upstream and is now targeting tourists in punts. Recently, tourists screamed in horror as they saw him viciously attack another swan, grabbing it by the neck with his beak. Asboy tried to drown the other swan, holding its neck under the water for about 15 seconds, then when it wriggled free he sat on it. The swan only escaped when its partner came to the rescue.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794m)
Swan 'Asboy' tries to intimidate people rowing
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794l)
Swan 'Asboy' tries to intimidate people punting
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794b)
Swan 'Asboy' tries to intimidate people punting
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
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A swan nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' attacks canoeist
Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
A vicious swan has been nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river. Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird, which has been snapping and hissing at rowers who get too near. The angry bird is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794g)
Swan 'Asboy' tries to intimidate people punting
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794h)
Close-up of swan 'Asboy'
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794f)
Swan 'Asboy' tries to intimidate people punting
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
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The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
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Close-up of swan 'Asboy'
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794a)
Close-up of swan 'Asboy'
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
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Asboy the swan is scared off by a young bullock
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo has been attacking punters and birds on the River Cam in Cambridge - but was put in his place when he tried to take on a cow. The bird, who has been nicknamed Asboy, appears to be following in his father's footsteps by terrorising rowers and punters on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities last year after he attacked numerous rowers, biting their arms and legs. Now residents fear he has been replaced by Asboy, who has moved upstream and is now targeting tourists in punts. Recently, tourists screamed in horror as they saw him viciously attack another swan, grabbing it by the neck with his beak. Asboy tried to drown the other swan, holding its neck under the water for about 15 seconds, then when it wriggled free he sat on it. The swan only escaped when its partner came to the rescue.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794i)
Swan 'Asboy' tries to intimidate people punting
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794d)
Swan 'Asboy' tries to intimidate people punting
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794o)
Close-up of swan 'Asboy'
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson/REX (3188334l)
File pic showing Mr Asbo the swan, father of Asboy
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo has been attacking punters and birds on the River Cam in Cambridge - but was put in his place when he tried to take on a cow. The bird, who has been nicknamed Asboy, appears to be following in his father's footsteps by terrorising rowers and punters on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities last year after he attacked numerous rowers, biting their arms and legs. Now residents fear he has been replaced by Asboy, who has moved upstream and is now targeting tourists in punts. Recently, tourists screamed in horror as they saw him viciously attack another swan, grabbing it by the neck with his beak. Asboy tried to drown the other swan, holding its neck under the water for about 15 seconds, then when it wriggled free he sat on it. The swan only escaped when its partner came to the rescue.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794j)
Swan 'Asboy' tries to intimidate people punting
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794p)
Close-up of swan 'Asboy'
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Robinson Photography/REX (4076794c)
Swan 'Asboy' tries to intimidate people punting
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks people using the River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 12 Aug 2014
*Full story: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/p9oe
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo is following in his father's footsteps by terrorising punters on the River Cam in Cambridge during the peak summer season. The feathered fiend, who has been nicknamed Asboy, is targeting terrified tourists as they row and punt on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities two years ago and had his wings clipped to stop him returning after he repeatedly attacked and bit rowers. Now he has been replaced by Asboy, who rules the roost on the River Cam by swimming up and down pecking at punters and flying into families on the waterway. The swan attacks any boat which gets too close, including canoes and rowing boats.
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Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson/REX (3188334d)
Asboy the swan attacking another swan
Swan nicknamed 'Asboy' attacks other animals, people and boats near River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 14 Oct 2013
The son of vicious swan Mr Asbo has been attacking punters and birds on the River Cam in Cambridge - but was put in his place when he tried to take on a cow. The bird, who has been nicknamed Asboy, appears to be following in his father's footsteps by terrorising rowers and punters on the famous Backs in the university city. His dad, Mr Asbo, was moved to a secret location by the river authorities last year after he attacked numerous rowers, biting their arms and legs. Now residents fear he has been replaced by Asboy, who has moved upstream and is now targeting tourists in punts. Recently, tourists screamed in horror as they saw him viciously attack another swan, grabbing it by the neck with his beak. Asboy tried to drown the other swan, holding its neck under the water for about 15 seconds, then when it wriggled free he sat on it. The swan only escaped when its partner came to the rescue.
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Samantha Lewthwaite, female British terror suspect nicknamed the "White Widow" - 2013
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Self-portrait of Samantha Lewthwaite found on laptop by police
Samantha Lewthwaite, female British terror suspect nicknamed the "White Widow" - 2013
'White Widow' Samantha Lewthwaite, wife of 7/7 suicide bomber Jermaine Lindsay, is feared to be behind Nairobi shopping mall massacre.
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Samantha Lewthwaite, female British terror suspect nicknamed the "White Widow" - 2013
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Possible picture of Samantha Lewthwaite (on left) with unidentified man
Samantha Lewthwaite, female British terror suspect nicknamed the "White Widow" - 2013
'White Widow' Samantha Lewthwaite, wife of 7/7 suicide bomber Jermaine Lindsay, is feared to be behind Nairobi shopping mall massacre.
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Samantha Lewthwaite, female British terror suspect nicknamed the "White Widow" - 2013
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Samantha Lewthwaite, female British terror suspect nicknamed the "White Widow" - 2013
'White Widow' Samantha Lewthwaite, wife of 7/7 suicide bomber Jermaine Lindsay, is feared to be behind Nairobi shopping mall massacre.
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Samantha Lewthwaite, female British terror suspect nicknamed the "White Widow" - 2013
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Self-portrait of Samantha Lewthwaite found on laptop by police
Samantha Lewthwaite, female British terror suspect nicknamed the "White Widow" - 2013
'White Widow' Samantha Lewthwaite, wife of 7/7 suicide bomber Jermaine Lindsay, is feared to be behind Nairobi shopping mall massacre.
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Lamb nicknamed 'The Hulk' after being born three times bigger than normal, Hanbury, Worcestershire, Britain - 13 Mar 2012
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Farm worker Katie Brian holding 24lbs lamb 'The Hulk' with his mother in the background
Lamb nicknamed 'The Hulk' after being born three times bigger than normal, Hanbury, Worcestershire, Britain - 13 Mar 2012
A lamb born weighing three times the norm has been given the nickname 'The Hulk'. The not so little lamb was born at the Great Lodge Farm in Hanbury, Worcs weighing in at 24lbs. Farm worker Katie Brian said: "His mother has had lambs in the previous two years and they (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Lamb nicknamed 'The Hulk' after being born three times bigger than normal, Hanbury, Worcestershire, Britain - 13 Mar 2012
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Farm worker Katie Brian holding 24lbs lamb 'The Hulk'
Lamb nicknamed 'The Hulk' after being born three times bigger than normal, Hanbury, Worcestershire, Britain - 13 Mar 2012
A lamb born weighing three times the norm has been given the nickname 'The Hulk'. The not so little lamb was born at the Great Lodge Farm in Hanbury, Worcs weighing in at 24lbs. Farm worker Katie Brian said: "His mother has had lambs in the previous two years and they (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Lamb nicknamed 'The Hulk' after being born three times bigger than normal, Hanbury, Worcestershire, Britain - 13 Mar 2012
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Farm worker Katie Brian holding 24lbs lamb 'The Hulk' (R) and a normal size lamb of the same age (L)
Lamb nicknamed 'The Hulk' after being born three times bigger than normal, Hanbury, Worcestershire, Britain - 13 Mar 2012
A lamb born weighing three times the norm has been given the nickname 'The Hulk'. The not so little lamb was born at the Great Lodge Farm in Hanbury, Worcs weighing in at 24lbs. Farm worker Katie Brian said: "His mother has had lambs in the previous two years and they (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Lamb nicknamed 'The Hulk' after being born three times bigger than normal, Hanbury, Worcestershire, Britain - 13 Mar 2012
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24lbs lamb 'The Hulk'
Lamb nicknamed 'The Hulk' after being born three times bigger than normal, Hanbury, Worcestershire, Britain - 13 Mar 2012
A lamb born weighing three times the norm has been given the nickname 'The Hulk'. The not so little lamb was born at the Great Lodge Farm in Hanbury, Worcs weighing in at 24lbs. Farm worker Katie Brian said: "His mother has had lambs in the previous two years and they (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Crab nicknamed 'Predator' to to resemblance to Arnold Schwarzenegger film villain, Southsea, Hampshire, Britain - 23 Aug 2011
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'Predator' Crab Caught By Startled Fishermen
This bizarre looking crab has been dubbed 'Predator' due to its uncanny resemblance to the villain from the famous Arnold Schwarzenegger film.
The unusual crustacean was hauled up in the nets of a shocked fisherman who then gave it to an aquarium.
Staff at the Blue Reef Aquarium, in Southsea, Hants, were stunned by the likeness of the rare sponge crab to the alien from the 1987 movie, Predator.
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Crab nicknamed 'Predator' to to resemblance to Arnold Schwarzenegger film villain, Southsea, Hampshire, Britain - 23 Aug 2011
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'Predator' Crab Caught By Startled Fishermen
This bizarre looking crab has been dubbed 'Predator' due to its uncanny resemblance to the villain from the famous Arnold Schwarzenegger film.
The unusual crustacean was hauled up in the nets of a shocked fisherman who then gave it to an aquarium.
Staff at the Blue Reef Aquarium, in Southsea, Hants, were stunned by the likeness of the rare sponge crab to the alien from the 1987 movie, Predator.
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Crab nicknamed 'Predator' to to resemblance to Arnold Schwarzenegger film villain, Southsea, Hampshire, Britain - 23 Aug 2011
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'Predator' Crab Caught By Startled Fishermen
This bizarre looking crab has been dubbed 'Predator' due to its uncanny resemblance to the villain from the famous Arnold Schwarzenegger film.
The unusual crustacean was hauled up in the nets of a shocked fisherman who then gave it to an aquarium.
Staff at the Blue Reef Aquarium, in Southsea, Hants, were stunned by the likeness of the rare sponge crab to the alien from the 1987 movie, Predator.
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Crab nicknamed 'Predator' to to resemblance to Arnold Schwarzenegger film villain, Southsea, Hampshire, Britain - 23 Aug 2011
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'Predator' Crab Caught By Startled Fishermen
This bizarre looking crab has been dubbed 'Predator' due to its uncanny resemblance to the villain from the famous Arnold Schwarzenegger film.
The unusual crustacean was hauled up in the nets of a shocked fisherman who then gave it to an aquarium.
Staff at the Blue Reef Aquarium, in Southsea, Hants, were stunned by the likeness of the rare sponge crab to the alien from the 1987 movie, Predator.
Blue Reef (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Crab nicknamed 'Predator' to to resemblance to Arnold Schwarzenegger film villain, Southsea, Hampshire, Britain - 23 Aug 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features ( 1431804c )
'Predator' Crab Caught By Startled Fishermen
This bizarre looking crab has been dubbed 'Predator' due to its uncanny resemblance to the villain from the famous Arnold Schwarzenegger film.
The unusual crustacean was hauled up in the nets of a shocked fisherman who then gave it to an aquarium.
Staff at the Blue Reef Aquarium, in Southsea, Hants, were stunned by the likeness of the rare sponge crab to the alien from the 1987 movie, Predator.
Blue Reef (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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