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Rushing by danielguip
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Chamaeleo dilepis by kibuyu

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Chamaeleo dilepis by kibuyu

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Visit the EOL Images Group for more great images!
A new report released by the U.S. Interior Secretary concludes that many species of migratory birds, especially those dependent on oceans, are highly vulnerable to the effects of climate change.
See The State of the Birds: 2010 Report on Climate Change
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