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Gray Langoors can be commonly seen in Mount Abu, Rajasthan, India.
This one looked like the leader of the group.
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Are those for real or did you PP some work? If those are real....that is incredible...hand that boy a beer, he doesn't look very happy.....great pic.
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Beautiful shot...they can be quite mischeivious, can't they?
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Wow! Now there's a serious looking fellow! Very nice image.
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The eyes of this animal is so beautiful.
Superb picture captured by you.
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Thanks for the kind words!
@Ella1267, I saturated the eyes to bring them out a lil bit... but no serious PP work. @leonaashlee, Oh yes... They are known for snatching cameras too... I used a tele lens to get a close shot
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