Images Dated 28th July 2014

Iron ore train

Iron ore train, northwest of Paraburdoo township (top left), on the edge of Hamersley Range. A typical Pilbara ore train has 240 cars, each carrying up to 110 tonnes, and is up to 3.75 km long. Pilbara region, Western Australia

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Masai giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis tippelskirchi)

Masai giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis tippelskirchi), portrait with cleaner birds, Oxpeckers, on which it relies as it cannot reach all of its own neck. East Africa

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Road train on remote Australian highway, transporting livestock

Road train on remote Australian highway, transporting livestock. Australian road trains are the largest and heaviest vehicles in the world, up to almost 200 tonnes though most are between 80 and 120 tonnes. near Napperby on Spencer Gulf, South Australia

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