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John Mayer joins Bob Saget for dinner at Osteria Mozza
Los Angeles, CA - John Mayer and Bob Saget leave Osteria Mozza after a friendly dinner together in LA. The unlikely pair opted for the private exit from low-key Italian restaurant.
AKM-GSI October 20, 2014
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John Mayer joins Bob Saget for dinner at Osteria Mozza
Los Angeles, CA - John Mayer and Bob Saget leave Osteria Mozza after a friendly dinner together in LA. The unlikely pair opted for the private exit from low-key Italian restaurant.
AKM-GSI October 20, 2014
To License These Photos, Please Contact :
Steve Ginsburg
(310) 505-8447
(323) 423-9397
steve@akmgsi.com
sales@akmgsi.com
or
Maria Buda
(917) 242-1505
mbuda@akmgsi.com
ginsburgspalyinc@gmail.com (FOTO: DUKAS/GINSBURG-SPALY)
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John Mayer joins Bob Saget for dinner at Osteria Mozza
Los Angeles, CA - John Mayer and Bob Saget leave Osteria Mozza after a friendly dinner together in LA. The unlikely pair opted for the private exit from low-key Italian restaurant.
AKM-GSI October 20, 2014
To License These Photos, Please Contact :
Steve Ginsburg
(310) 505-8447
(323) 423-9397
steve@akmgsi.com
sales@akmgsi.com
or
Maria Buda
(917) 242-1505
mbuda@akmgsi.com
ginsburgspalyinc@gmail.com (FOTO: DUKAS/GINSBURG-SPALY)
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Duckling befriends young kookaburra, Seaview Wildlife Encounter, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Britain - 08 Aug 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features (1215947e)
Kookie the kookaburra and the young Madagascar Teal duckling
Duckling befriends young kookaburra, Seaview Wildlife Encounter, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Britain - 08 Aug 2010
In the wild, the 6-week-old Kookaburra, called Kookie, would not have thought twice about eating his companion for lunch.
But the pair seem to have developed an unusual bond - after both being orphaned at birth.
Kookie had to be saved by staff at the Seaview Wildlife Encounter, near Ryde on the Isle of Wight, after his parents went crazy and killed their other two offspring.
And the rare 2-day-old Madagascar Teal duckling was rescued from one of the park's aviaries because he was too small to defend himself against larger birds.
Initially the pair were kept separate but staff had concerns for the tiny duckling, who was obviously lonely and missing his mum.
So their keepers cautiously introduced the pair.
To their amazement the duckling instantly cuddled up under the Kookaburra's protective wing and Kookie didn't seem to mind playing the caring parent.
While they are hopeful the pair will remain friends for life, staff at the wildlife park admit they may have to separate them in future.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Duckling befriends young kookaburra, Seaview Wildlife Encounter, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Britain - 08 Aug 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features (1215947d)
Kookie the kookaburra and the young Madagascar Teal duckling
Duckling befriends young kookaburra, Seaview Wildlife Encounter, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Britain - 08 Aug 2010
In the wild, the 6-week-old Kookaburra, called Kookie, would not have thought twice about eating his companion for lunch.
But the pair seem to have developed an unusual bond - after both being orphaned at birth.
Kookie had to be saved by staff at the Seaview Wildlife Encounter, near Ryde on the Isle of Wight, after his parents went crazy and killed their other two offspring.
And the rare 2-day-old Madagascar Teal duckling was rescued from one of the park's aviaries because he was too small to defend himself against larger birds.
Initially the pair were kept separate but staff had concerns for the tiny duckling, who was obviously lonely and missing his mum.
So their keepers cautiously introduced the pair.
To their amazement the duckling instantly cuddled up under the Kookaburra's protective wing and Kookie didn't seem to mind playing the caring parent.
While they are hopeful the pair will remain friends for life, staff at the wildlife park admit they may have to separate them in future.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Duckling befriends young kookaburra, Seaview Wildlife Encounter, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Britain - 08 Aug 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features (1215947c)
Kookie the kookaburra and the young Madagascar Teal duckling
Duckling befriends young kookaburra, Seaview Wildlife Encounter, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Britain - 08 Aug 2010
In the wild, the 6-week-old Kookaburra, called Kookie, would not have thought twice about eating his companion for lunch.
But the pair seem to have developed an unusual bond - after both being orphaned at birth.
Kookie had to be saved by staff at the Seaview Wildlife Encounter, near Ryde on the Isle of Wight, after his parents went crazy and killed their other two offspring.
And the rare 2-day-old Madagascar Teal duckling was rescued from one of the park's aviaries because he was too small to defend himself against larger birds.
Initially the pair were kept separate but staff had concerns for the tiny duckling, who was obviously lonely and missing his mum.
So their keepers cautiously introduced the pair.
To their amazement the duckling instantly cuddled up under the Kookaburra's protective wing and Kookie didn't seem to mind playing the caring parent.
While they are hopeful the pair will remain friends for life, staff at the wildlife park admit they may have to separate them in future.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Duckling befriends young kookaburra, Seaview Wildlife Encounter, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Britain - 08 Aug 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features (1215947b)
Kookie the kookaburra and the young Madagascar Teal duckling
Duckling befriends young kookaburra, Seaview Wildlife Encounter, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Britain - 08 Aug 2010
In the wild, the 6-week-old Kookaburra, called Kookie, would not have thought twice about eating his companion for lunch.
But the pair seem to have developed an unusual bond - after both being orphaned at birth.
Kookie had to be saved by staff at the Seaview Wildlife Encounter, near Ryde on the Isle of Wight, after his parents went crazy and killed their other two offspring.
And the rare 2-day-old Madagascar Teal duckling was rescued from one of the park's aviaries because he was too small to defend himself against larger birds.
Initially the pair were kept separate but staff had concerns for the tiny duckling, who was obviously lonely and missing his mum.
So their keepers cautiously introduced the pair.
To their amazement the duckling instantly cuddled up under the Kookaburra's protective wing and Kookie didn't seem to mind playing the caring parent.
While they are hopeful the pair will remain friends for life, staff at the wildlife park admit they may have to separate them in future.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Duckling befriends young kookaburra, Seaview Wildlife Encounter, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Britain - 08 Aug 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features (1215947a)
Kookie the kookaburra and the young Madagascar Teal duckling
Duckling befriends young kookaburra, Seaview Wildlife Encounter, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Britain - 08 Aug 2010
In the wild, the 6-week-old Kookaburra, called Kookie, would not have thought twice about eating his companion for lunch.
But the pair seem to have developed an unusual bond - after both being orphaned at birth.
Kookie had to be saved by staff at the Seaview Wildlife Encounter, near Ryde on the Isle of Wight, after his parents went crazy and killed their other two offspring.
And the rare 2-day-old Madagascar Teal duckling was rescued from one of the park's aviaries because he was too small to defend himself against larger birds.
Initially the pair were kept separate but staff had concerns for the tiny duckling, who was obviously lonely and missing his mum.
So their keepers cautiously introduced the pair.
To their amazement the duckling instantly cuddled up under the Kookaburra's protective wing and Kookie didn't seem to mind playing the caring parent.
While they are hopeful the pair will remain friends for life, staff at the wildlife park admit they may have to separate them in future.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Caters News Agency Ltd / Rex Features ( 837679k )
Baby elephant Themba with sheep Albert
Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
THE BABY ELEPHANT THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY A SHEEP
When baby elephant Themba was orphaned and then abandoned by his herd of it looked as if he would have no chance of survival.
At just six months old, the equivalent in age as a human baby, the little elephant was vulnerable, unable to feed himself and faced certain death from starvation, or, worse, a lion attack.
But unbeknown to him Themba's struggle was being watched by a team of vets at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve in the Western Cape of South Africa, who made the difficult decision to rescue him.
Alone and afraid, it was still touch and go for the helpless pacaderm without the much-needed love and company of the herd because vets feared his weakened state could send him into a dangerous shock at any time.
So in stepped Albert, the amazing sheep who thinks he's an elephant; Albert has now struck up a remarkable friendship that's helping little Themba find his way back from the brink.
Filmmaker and now full-time elephant mum Lyndal Davies is part of the team working with the unlikely bedfellows.
She said: "When we first put Themba and Albert in together all hell broke loose.
"Themba made a dash for the sheep and chased him around his watering hole.
"Albert quickly high tailed it to the other end of the enclosure where we had built a fenced-in safe haven for him.
"That's where Albert stayed for the first 12 hours.
"Themba was very curious and kept coming up and sticking his trunk through the poles, touching Albert on his woolly back and having a good sniff.
"The next morning Albert was clearly bored and started ventur...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTXSSCKL
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Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
Hold - Waiting for Words
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Caters News Agency Ltd / Rex Features ( 837679j )
Sheep Albert with baby elephant Themba
Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
THE BABY ELEPHANT THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY A SHEEP
When baby elephant Themba was orphaned and then abandoned by his herd of it looked as if he would have no chance of survival.
At just six months old, the equivalent in age as a human baby, the little elephant was vulnerable, unable to feed himself and faced certain death from starvation, or, worse, a lion attack.
But unbeknown to him Themba's struggle was being watched by a team of vets at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve in the Western Cape of South Africa, who made the difficult decision to rescue him.
Alone and afraid, it was still touch and go for the helpless pacaderm without the much-needed love and company of the herd because vets feared his weakened state could send him into a dangerous shock at any time.
So in stepped Albert, the amazing sheep who thinks he's an elephant; Albert has now struck up a remarkable friendship that's helping little Themba find his way back from the brink.
Filmmaker and now full-time elephant mum Lyndal Davies is part of the team working with the unlikely bedfellows.
She said: "When we first put Themba and Albert in together all hell broke loose.
"Themba made a dash for the sheep and chased him around his watering hole.
"Albert quickly high tailed it to the other end of the enclosure where we had built a fenced-in safe haven for him.
"That's where Albert stayed for the first 12 hours.
"Themba was very curious and kept coming up and sticking his trunk through the poles, touching Albert on his woolly back and having a good sniff.
"The next morning Albert was clearly bored and started ventur...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTXSSCKL
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Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
Hold - Waiting for Words
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Caters News Agency Ltd / Rex Features ( 837679h )
Sheep Albert with baby elephant Themba
Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
THE BABY ELEPHANT THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY A SHEEP
When baby elephant Themba was orphaned and then abandoned by his herd of it looked as if he would have no chance of survival.
At just six months old, the equivalent in age as a human baby, the little elephant was vulnerable, unable to feed himself and faced certain death from starvation, or, worse, a lion attack.
But unbeknown to him Themba's struggle was being watched by a team of vets at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve in the Western Cape of South Africa, who made the difficult decision to rescue him.
Alone and afraid, it was still touch and go for the helpless pacaderm without the much-needed love and company of the herd because vets feared his weakened state could send him into a dangerous shock at any time.
So in stepped Albert, the amazing sheep who thinks he's an elephant; Albert has now struck up a remarkable friendship that's helping little Themba find his way back from the brink.
Filmmaker and now full-time elephant mum Lyndal Davies is part of the team working with the unlikely bedfellows.
She said: "When we first put Themba and Albert in together all hell broke loose.
"Themba made a dash for the sheep and chased him around his watering hole.
"Albert quickly high tailed it to the other end of the enclosure where we had built a fenced-in safe haven for him.
"That's where Albert stayed for the first 12 hours.
"Themba was very curious and kept coming up and sticking his trunk through the poles, touching Albert on his woolly back and having a good sniff.
"The next morning Albert was clearly bored and started ventur...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTXSSCKL
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Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
Hold - Waiting for Words
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Caters News Agency Ltd / Rex Features ( 837679g )
Baby elephant Themba with sheep Albert
Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
THE BABY ELEPHANT THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY A SHEEP
When baby elephant Themba was orphaned and then abandoned by his herd of it looked as if he would have no chance of survival.
At just six months old, the equivalent in age as a human baby, the little elephant was vulnerable, unable to feed himself and faced certain death from starvation, or, worse, a lion attack.
But unbeknown to him Themba's struggle was being watched by a team of vets at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve in the Western Cape of South Africa, who made the difficult decision to rescue him.
Alone and afraid, it was still touch and go for the helpless pacaderm without the much-needed love and company of the herd because vets feared his weakened state could send him into a dangerous shock at any time.
So in stepped Albert, the amazing sheep who thinks he's an elephant; Albert has now struck up a remarkable friendship that's helping little Themba find his way back from the brink.
Filmmaker and now full-time elephant mum Lyndal Davies is part of the team working with the unlikely bedfellows.
She said: "When we first put Themba and Albert in together all hell broke loose.
"Themba made a dash for the sheep and chased him around his watering hole.
"Albert quickly high tailed it to the other end of the enclosure where we had built a fenced-in safe haven for him.
"That's where Albert stayed for the first 12 hours.
"Themba was very curious and kept coming up and sticking his trunk through the poles, touching Albert on his woolly back and having a good sniff.
"The next morning Albert was clearly bored and started ventur...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTXSSCKL
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Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
Hold - Waiting for Words
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Caters News Agency Ltd / Rex Features ( 837679i )
Baby elephant Themba with sheep Albert
Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
THE BABY ELEPHANT THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY A SHEEP
When baby elephant Themba was orphaned and then abandoned by his herd of it looked as if he would have no chance of survival.
At just six months old, the equivalent in age as a human baby, the little elephant was vulnerable, unable to feed himself and faced certain death from starvation, or, worse, a lion attack.
But unbeknown to him Themba's struggle was being watched by a team of vets at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve in the Western Cape of South Africa, who made the difficult decision to rescue him.
Alone and afraid, it was still touch and go for the helpless pacaderm without the much-needed love and company of the herd because vets feared his weakened state could send him into a dangerous shock at any time.
So in stepped Albert, the amazing sheep who thinks he's an elephant; Albert has now struck up a remarkable friendship that's helping little Themba find his way back from the brink.
Filmmaker and now full-time elephant mum Lyndal Davies is part of the team working with the unlikely bedfellows.
She said: "When we first put Themba and Albert in together all hell broke loose.
"Themba made a dash for the sheep and chased him around his watering hole.
"Albert quickly high tailed it to the other end of the enclosure where we had built a fenced-in safe haven for him.
"That's where Albert stayed for the first 12 hours.
"Themba was very curious and kept coming up and sticking his trunk through the poles, touching Albert on his woolly back and having a good sniff.
"The next morning Albert was clearly bored and started ventur...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTXSSCKL
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Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
Hold - Waiting for Words
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Caters News Agency Ltd / Rex Features ( 837679e )
Baby elephant Themba
Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
THE BABY ELEPHANT THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY A SHEEP
When baby elephant Themba was orphaned and then abandoned by his herd of it looked as if he would have no chance of survival.
At just six months old, the equivalent in age as a human baby, the little elephant was vulnerable, unable to feed himself and faced certain death from starvation, or, worse, a lion attack.
But unbeknown to him Themba's struggle was being watched by a team of vets at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve in the Western Cape of South Africa, who made the difficult decision to rescue him.
Alone and afraid, it was still touch and go for the helpless pacaderm without the much-needed love and company of the herd because vets feared his weakened state could send him into a dangerous shock at any time.
So in stepped Albert, the amazing sheep who thinks he's an elephant; Albert has now struck up a remarkable friendship that's helping little Themba find his way back from the brink.
Filmmaker and now full-time elephant mum Lyndal Davies is part of the team working with the unlikely bedfellows.
She said: "When we first put Themba and Albert in together all hell broke loose.
"Themba made a dash for the sheep and chased him around his watering hole.
"Albert quickly high tailed it to the other end of the enclosure where we had built a fenced-in safe haven for him.
"That's where Albert stayed for the first 12 hours.
"Themba was very curious and kept coming up and sticking his trunk through the poles, touching Albert on his woolly back and having a good sniff.
"The next morning Albert was clearly bored and started venturing out into the m...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTXSSCKL
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Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
Hold - Waiting for Words
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Caters News Agency Ltd / Rex Features ( 837679d )
Baby elephant Themba with sheep Albert
Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
THE BABY ELEPHANT THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY A SHEEP
When baby elephant Themba was orphaned and then abandoned by his herd of it looked as if he would have no chance of survival.
At just six months old, the equivalent in age as a human baby, the little elephant was vulnerable, unable to feed himself and faced certain death from starvation, or, worse, a lion attack.
But unbeknown to him Themba's struggle was being watched by a team of vets at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve in the Western Cape of South Africa, who made the difficult decision to rescue him.
Alone and afraid, it was still touch and go for the helpless pacaderm without the much-needed love and company of the herd because vets feared his weakened state could send him into a dangerous shock at any time.
So in stepped Albert, the amazing sheep who thinks he's an elephant; Albert has now struck up a remarkable friendship that's helping little Themba find his way back from the brink.
Filmmaker and now full-time elephant mum Lyndal Davies is part of the team working with the unlikely bedfellows.
She said: "When we first put Themba and Albert in together all hell broke loose.
"Themba made a dash for the sheep and chased him around his watering hole.
"Albert quickly high tailed it to the other end of the enclosure where we had built a fenced-in safe haven for him.
"That's where Albert stayed for the first 12 hours.
"Themba was very curious and kept coming up and sticking his trunk through the poles, touching Albert on his woolly back and having a good sniff.
"The next morning Albert was clearly bored and started ventur...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTXSSCKL
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Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
Hold - Waiting for Words
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Caters News Agency Ltd / Rex Features ( 837679c )
Baby elephant Themba with sheep Albert
Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
THE BABY ELEPHANT THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY A SHEEP
When baby elephant Themba was orphaned and then abandoned by his herd of it looked as if he would have no chance of survival.
At just six months old, the equivalent in age as a human baby, the little elephant was vulnerable, unable to feed himself and faced certain death from starvation, or, worse, a lion attack.
But unbeknown to him Themba's struggle was being watched by a team of vets at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve in the Western Cape of South Africa, who made the difficult decision to rescue him.
Alone and afraid, it was still touch and go for the helpless pacaderm without the much-needed love and company of the herd because vets feared his weakened state could send him into a dangerous shock at any time.
So in stepped Albert, the amazing sheep who thinks he's an elephant; Albert has now struck up a remarkable friendship that's helping little Themba find his way back from the brink.
Filmmaker and now full-time elephant mum Lyndal Davies is part of the team working with the unlikely bedfellows.
She said: "When we first put Themba and Albert in together all hell broke loose.
"Themba made a dash for the sheep and chased him around his watering hole.
"Albert quickly high tailed it to the other end of the enclosure where we had built a fenced-in safe haven for him.
"That's where Albert stayed for the first 12 hours.
"Themba was very curious and kept coming up and sticking his trunk through the poles, touching Albert on his woolly back and having a good sniff.
"The next morning Albert was clearly bored and started ventur...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTXSSCKL
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Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
Hold - Waiting for Words
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Caters News Agency Ltd / Rex Features ( 837679a )
Baby elephant Themba with sheep Albert
Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
THE BABY ELEPHANT THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY A SHEEP
When baby elephant Themba was orphaned and then abandoned by his herd of it looked as if he would have no chance of survival.
At just six months old, the equivalent in age as a human baby, the little elephant was vulnerable, unable to feed himself and faced certain death from starvation, or, worse, a lion attack.
But unbeknown to him Themba's struggle was being watched by a team of vets at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve in the Western Cape of South Africa, who made the difficult decision to rescue him.
Alone and afraid, it was still touch and go for the helpless pacaderm without the much-needed love and company of the herd because vets feared his weakened state could send him into a dangerous shock at any time.
So in stepped Albert, the amazing sheep who thinks he's an elephant; Albert has now struck up a remarkable friendship that's helping little Themba find his way back from the brink.
Filmmaker and now full-time elephant mum Lyndal Davies is part of the team working with the unlikely bedfellows.
She said: "When we first put Themba and Albert in together all hell broke loose.
"Themba made a dash for the sheep and chased him around his watering hole.
"Albert quickly high tailed it to the other end of the enclosure where we had built a fenced-in safe haven for him.
"That's where Albert stayed for the first 12 hours.
"Themba was very curious and kept coming up and sticking his trunk through the poles, touching Albert on his woolly back and having a good sniff.
"The next morning Albert was clearly bored and started ventur...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTXSSCKL
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Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
Hold - Waiting for Words
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Caters News Agency Ltd / Rex Features ( 837679b )
Baby elephant Themba with sheep Albert
Unlikely friendship between a sheep and an orphaned baby elephant, Shamwari Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Eastern Cape, South Africa - Nov 2008
THE BABY ELEPHANT THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY A SHEEP
When baby elephant Themba was orphaned and then abandoned by his herd of it looked as if he would have no chance of survival.
At just six months old, the equivalent in age as a human baby, the little elephant was vulnerable, unable to feed himself and faced certain death from starvation, or, worse, a lion attack.
But unbeknown to him Themba's struggle was being watched by a team of vets at the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve in the Western Cape of South Africa, who made the difficult decision to rescue him.
Alone and afraid, it was still touch and go for the helpless pacaderm without the much-needed love and company of the herd because vets feared his weakened state could send him into a dangerous shock at any time.
So in stepped Albert, the amazing sheep who thinks he's an elephant; Albert has now struck up a remarkable friendship that's helping little Themba find his way back from the brink.
Filmmaker and now full-time elephant mum Lyndal Davies is part of the team working with the unlikely bedfellows.
She said: "When we first put Themba and Albert in together all hell broke loose.
"Themba made a dash for the sheep and chased him around his watering hole.
"Albert quickly high tailed it to the other end of the enclosure where we had built a fenced-in safe haven for him.
"That's where Albert stayed for the first 12 hours.
"Themba was very curious and kept coming up and sticking his trunk through the poles, touching Albert on his woolly back and having a good sniff.
"The next morning Albert was clearly bored and started ventur...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HTXSSCKL
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Daffy the duck and Jock the West Highland Terrier who are best friends at the Green Dragon pub, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 09 Oct 2006
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A dog and a duck have struck up an unlikely friendship - behind the bar of a pub called the Green Dragon. The unlikely story began when landlord Grant Adlam saved several eggs from a duck's nest which had been attacked by crows. The mother had abandoned the nest so Mr Adlam incubated the eggs in his airing cupboard, turning them every day. 'Two weeks after I saved the eggs, I heard a squeaking noise coming from the cupboard, and when I opened it Daffy was sitting on the floor' he said. Mr Adlam, landlord of the Green Dragon pub in Cambridge asked for advice from the Wildlife Society, which advised him on how to care for Daffy. Daffy, now eight weeks old, has been a huge hit with visitors to the pub as well as Mr Adlam's pet dog, west highland terrier Jock. Jock, who Mr Adlam describes as incredibly friendly and loving, has become very protective of the young bird. Mr Adlam said: 'They get on like a house on fire. Jock is there waiting for her first thing every morning when I go to let her out'. And it seems Jock's feelings are reciprocated - Jock and Daffy in the beer garden of the pub
Daffy the duck and Jock the West Highland Terrier who are best friends at the Green Dragon pub, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 09 Oct 2006
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Daffy the duck and Jock the West Highland Terrier who are best friends at the Green Dragon pub, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 09 Oct 2006
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features (614164i)
A dog and a duck have struck up an unlikely friendship - behind the bar of a pub called the Green Dragon. The unlikely story began when landlord Grant Adlam saved several eggs from a duck's nest which had been attacked by crows. The mother had abandoned the nest so Mr Adlam incubated the eggs in his airing cupboard, turning them every day. 'Two weeks after I saved the eggs, I heard a squeaking noise coming from the cupboard, and when I opened it Daffy was sitting on the floor' he said. Mr Adlam, landlord of the Green Dragon pub in Cambridge asked for advice from the Wildlife Society, which advised him on how to care for Daffy. Daffy, now eight weeks old, has been a huge hit with visitors to the pub as well as Mr Adlam's pet dog, west highland terrier Jock. Jock, who Mr Adlam describes as incredibly friendly and loving, has become very protective of the young bird. Mr Adlam said: 'They get on like a house on fire. Jock is there waiting for her first thing every morning when I go to let her out'. And it seems Jock's feelings are reciprocated - Jock and Daffy in the beer garden of the pub
Daffy the duck and Jock the West Highland Terrier who are best friends at the Green Dragon pub, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 09 Oct 2006
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Daffy the duck and Jock the West Highland Terrier who are best friends at the Green Dragon pub, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 09 Oct 2006
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features (614164f)
A dog and a duck have struck up an unlikely friendship - behind the bar of a pub called the Green Dragon. The unlikely story began when landlord Grant Adlam saved several eggs from a duck's nest which had been attacked by crows. The mother had abandoned the nest so Mr Adlam incubated the eggs in his airing cupboard, turning them every day. 'Two weeks after I saved the eggs, I heard a squeaking noise coming from the cupboard, and when I opened it Daffy was sitting on the floor' he said. Mr Adlam, landlord of the Green Dragon pub in Cambridge asked for advice from the Wildlife Society, which advised him on how to care for Daffy. Daffy, now eight weeks old, has been a huge hit with visitors to the pub as well as Mr Adlam's pet dog, west highland terrier Jock. Jock, who Mr Adlam describes as incredibly friendly and loving, has become very protective of the young bird. Mr Adlam said: 'They get on like a house on fire. Jock is there waiting for her first thing every morning when I go to let her out'. And it seems Jock's feelings are reciprocated - Jock and Daffy in the bar of the pub
Daffy the duck and Jock the West Highland Terrier who are best friends at the Green Dragon pub, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 09 Oct 2006
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Daffy the duck and Jock the West Highland Terrier who are best friends at the Green Dragon pub, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 09 Oct 2006
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features (614164e)
A dog and a duck have struck up an unlikely friendship - behind the bar of a pub called the Green Dragon. The unlikely story began when landlord Grant Adlam saved several eggs from a duck's nest which had been attacked by crows. The mother had abandoned the nest so Mr Adlam incubated the eggs in his airing cupboard, turning them every day. 'Two weeks after I saved the eggs, I heard a squeaking noise coming from the cupboard, and when I opened it Daffy was sitting on the floor' he said. Mr Adlam, landlord of the Green Dragon pub in Cambridge asked for advice from the Wildlife Society, which advised him on how to care for Daffy. Daffy, now eight weeks old, has been a huge hit with visitors to the pub as well as Mr Adlam's pet dog, west highland terrier Jock. Jock, who Mr Adlam describes as incredibly friendly and loving, has become very protective of the young bird. Mr Adlam said: 'They get on like a house on fire. Jock is there waiting for her first thing every morning when I go to let her out'. And it seems Jock's feelings are reciprocated - Jock and Daffy in the bar of the pub
Daffy the duck and Jock the West Highland Terrier who are best friends at the Green Dragon pub, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 09 Oct 2006
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Daffy the duck and Jock the West Highland Terrier who are best friends at the Green Dragon pub, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 09 Oct 2006
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Power / Rex Features (614164a)
A dog and a duck have struck up an unlikely friendship - behind the bar of a pub called the Green Dragon. The unlikely story began when landlord Grant Adlam saved several eggs from a duck's nest which had been attacked by crows. The mother had abandoned the nest so Mr Adlam incubated the eggs in his airing cupboard, turning them every day. 'Two weeks after I saved the eggs, I heard a squeaking noise coming from the cupboard, and when I opened it Daffy was sitting on the floor' he said. Mr Adlam, landlord of the Green Dragon pub in Cambridge asked for advice from the Wildlife Society, which advised him on how to care for Daffy. Daffy, now eight weeks old, has been a huge hit with visitors to the pub as well as Mr Adlam's pet dog, west highland terrier Jock. Jock, who Mr Adlam describes as incredibly friendly and loving, has become very protective of the young bird. Mr Adlam said: 'They get on like a house on fire. Jock is there waiting for her first thing every morning when I go to let her out'. And it seems Jock's feelings are reciprocated - Jock and Daffy in the bar of the pub
Daffy the duck and Jock the West Highland Terrier who are best friends at the Green Dragon pub, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Britain - 09 Oct 2006
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FARMER CAROL MCGUIRE WHO IS USING LLAMAS TO PROTECT HER SHEEP FROM FOXES, BANCHOVY, ABERDEENSHIRE, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN - JUL 2004
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Farmer Carol McGuire has drafted in llamas as unlikely security guards to protect her sheep from foxes. After sheepdogs proved useless she desperately needed some other method to keep her flock safe, and since investing in the exotic animals, who fend off predators by spitting, she hasn't lost any sheep. Carol said: 'Getting in llamas was the best thing I've ever done. The sheepdogs kept getting injured and they didn't bond with my sheep at all. But the llamas work because they think of the sheep as one of their own herd. They take extra special care of them'
FARMER CAROL MCGUIRE WHO IS USING LLAMAS TO PROTECT HER SHEEP FROM FOXES, BANCHOVY, ABERDEENSHIRE, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN - JUL 2004
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FARMER CAROL MCGUIRE WHO IS USING LLAMAS TO PROTECT HER SHEEP FROM FOXES, BANCHOVY, ABERDEENSHIRE, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN - JUL 2004
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Farmer Carol McGuire has drafted in llamas as unlikely security guards to protect her sheep from foxes. After sheepdogs proved useless she desperately needed some other method to keep her flock safe, and since investing in the exotic animals, who fend off predators by spitting, she hasn't lost any sheep. Carol said: 'Getting in llamas was the best thing I've ever done. The sheepdogs kept getting injured and they didn't bond with my sheep at all. But the llamas work because they think of the sheep as one of their own herd. They take extra special care of them'
FARMER CAROL MCGUIRE WHO IS USING LLAMAS TO PROTECT HER SHEEP FROM FOXES, BANCHOVY, ABERDEENSHIRE, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN - JUL 2004
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FARMER CAROL MCGUIRE WHO IS USING LLAMAS TO PROTECT HER SHEEP FROM FOXES, BANCHOVY, ABERDEENSHIRE, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN - JUL 2004
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jonathan McDonell / Rex Features (459337b)
Farmer Carol McGuire has drafted in llamas as unlikely security guards to protect her sheep from foxes. After sheepdogs proved useless she desperately needed some other method to keep her flock safe, and since investing in the exotic animals, who fend off predators by spitting, she hasn't lost any sheep. Carol said: 'Getting in llamas was the best thing I've ever done. The sheepdogs kept getting injured and they didn't bond with my sheep at all. But the llamas work because they think of the sheep as one of their own herd. They take extra special care of them'
FARMER CAROL MCGUIRE WHO IS USING LLAMAS TO PROTECT HER SHEEP FROM FOXES, BANCHOVY, ABERDEENSHIRE, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN - JUL 2004
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FARMER CAROL MCGUIRE WHO IS USING LLAMAS TO PROTECT HER SHEEP FROM FOXES, BANCHOVY, ABERDEENSHIRE, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN - JUL 2004
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jonathan McDonell / Rex Features (459337a)
Farmer Carol McGuire has drafted in llamas as unlikely security guards to protect her sheep from foxes. After sheepdogs proved useless she desperately needed some other method to keep her flock safe, and since investing in the exotic animals, who fend off predators by spitting, she hasn't lost any sheep. Carol said: 'Getting in llamas was the best thing I've ever done. The sheepdogs kept getting injured and they didn't bond with my sheep at all. But the llamas work because they think of the sheep as one of their own herd. They take extra special care of them'
FARMER CAROL MCGUIRE WHO IS USING LLAMAS TO PROTECT HER SHEEP FROM FOXES, BANCHOVY, ABERDEENSHIRE, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN - JUL 2004
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1153041a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1153235a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1153010a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1152794a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1152745a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1152714a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1152703a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1152453a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1152278a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1152229a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Rex Features (1152120a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1152054a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Reared Made Pals With Lucy The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1151962a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Reared Made Pals With Lucy The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Reared Made Pals With Lucy The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie
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Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Hollist / Daily Mail / Rex Features (1151950a)
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abbie Was One Of Three Cubs Born At The Zoo And All The Cubs Have Been Found Excellent Homes Said The Owner Yolande Surcouf. Yolande Said That The Leopard Cub And The Jack Russell Hit It Off And Play Together And Thrill The Crowds. Contact Is Yolande Surcouf On 01268/553985
Wait Till I Grow Up........... All Pictures Show A Pair Of Unlikely Pals Thrilling The Visitors To Basildon Zoo In Essex Abbie The Eight Weeks Old Leopard Cub Which Has Been Hand Rearedmade Pals With Lucy The The Five Months Old Jack Russell Dog. Abb
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When Popadom The Baby Indian Owl Fell Out Of Her Nest It Seemed No One Gave A Hoot About Her. But As The Three-week-old Fledgling Shivered An Unlikely Foster Mother Padded Across To Offer A Cuddle-chough The Springer Spaniel From The New Forest Owl S
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When Popadom The Baby Indian Owl Fell Out Of Her Nest It Seemed No One Gave A Hoot About Her. But As The Three-week-old Fledgling Shivered An Unlikely Foster Mother Padded Across To Offer A Cuddle-chough The Springer Spaniel From The New Forest Owl Sanctuary In Ringwood Hampshire.
When Popadom The Baby Indian Owl Fell Out Of Her Nest It Seemed No One Gave A Hoot About Her. But As The Three-week-old Fledgling Shivered An Unlikely Foster Mother Padded Across To Offer A Cuddle-chough The Springer Spaniel From The New Forest Owl S
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London Zoo. They May Seem The Most Unlikely Playmates But Liffey The Japanese Akita Pup Was Keen To Join The Cubs. She Soon Struck Up A Firm Friendship With Hari The Young Sumatran Tiger.
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London Zoo. They May Seem The Most Unlikely Playmates But Liffey The Japanese Akita Pup Was Keen To Join The Cubs. She Soon Struck Up A Firm Friendship With Hari The Young Sumatran Tiger.
London Zoo. They May Seem The Most Unlikely Playmates But Liffey The Japanese Akita Pup Was Keen To Join The Cubs. She Soon Struck Up A Firm Friendship With Hari The Young Sumatran Tiger.
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London Zoo. They May Seem The Most Unlikely Playmates But Liffey The Japanese Akita Pup Was Keen To Join The Cubs. She Soon Struck Up A Firm Friendship With Hari The Young Sumatran Tiger.
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London Zoo. They May Seem The Most Unlikely Playmates But Liffey The Japanese Akita Pup Was Keen To Join The Cubs. She Soon Struck Up A Firm Friendship With Hari The Young Sumatran Tiger.
London Zoo. They May Seem The Most Unlikely Playmates But Liffey The Japanese Akita Pup Was Keen To Join The Cubs. She Soon Struck Up A Firm Friendship With Hari The Young Sumatran Tiger.
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