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    Dopesauce!

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    So cool!
    Wish I could see snakes that big, but river monsters has made me scared to ever get into wild ponds/rivers/etc :p

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    Yeah that's nature photographer Daniel De Granville. He's on Facebook. He's got tons of amazing photos. He had a boa in his camp that kept coming back and he got photos of it catching and eating a monitor? I think? I'd have to look back at the photos to make sure what kind of big lizard it was but his photos are awesome.

    Edit:: No wait! That's a different guy! Hang on.. Let me get one of Daniels photos.. This guy is really impressive with his work..
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    Here you go.. If you want to see some amazing stuff check this guy out..










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    That snake is huge holy, would be fun exploring like that tho. One day when I'm rich I'll have fun like that haha
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    Awesome, I love the last pic in the article of it swimming!

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    anybody else notice that this photo and the 4th photo in the article are disturbingly similair?

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    maybe both photographers know eachother and were there??? lol but i did notice that aswell.

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    Quote Originally Posted by darthsamurai View Post


    anybody else notice that this photo and the 4th photo in the article are disturbingly similair?

    Looks like one.pic was taken by the guy you can see in the other pic..

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    Quote Originally Posted by eatgoodfood View Post
    maybe both photographers know eachother and were there??? lol but i did notice that aswell.
    Wow you're right! And the description on the other photos in FB for that set say Brazil so I bet they are part of the same team of photographers. I wonder why they don't credit Daniel in the article? It's his watermark on the photos and I got them from his page.. Hmmm.

    Well now you know it is him and his crew then. Check out more of his work. There is a lot.

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