A true story: I was walking around the Renaissance Festival yesterday eating one of those jumbo dill pickles on a stick and this elephant came after it with his nose . . . he likes dill pickles . . he poked around with his snotty snorkel, grabbed my pickle, put it in his mouth and ate it . . . then he came back smelling me all up and down for more . . . I left with a big smear of elephant boogers on my new fisheye lens :O
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