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by Tui De Roy
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Great Blue Heron eating Marine Iguana hatchling Galapagos
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Average Rating (4.34 Stars):
Dean Will
April 18th, 2024
Very pleased with the item!! But wrong color.
Simon Brown
April 13th, 2024
Great but Jaws fans saying it's spelt Pippit
Nope Nah
April 10th, 2024
Super high quality print, very happy with my purchase !!
Colleen Barch
April 10th, 2024
They were great!!!
Ellie Crabtree
April 9th, 2024
I was sent the wrong color.
Ellie Crabtree
April 9th, 2024
Image was crooked on the tshirt.
Great Blue Heron eating Marine Iguana hatchling Galapagos
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Kyle Dig
Absolutely amazing capture! I never have seen a bird eat a fish, let along a large lizard! Aren't iguanas pretty formidable prey, I'd imagine its not too happy to be staring down it's captors throat here! So does the Heron really manage to win the battle and gulp that whole thing okay? Does the desperate lizard put up a good fight, if eaten does the unlucky prey get swallowed thrashing all the way down as well?!