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More wild japonicus from 2004

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erik

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A few more pics from my 2004 trip.

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kyle

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Erik, those Pictures are wonderful! Thanks for sharing them... I just cant get enough of these giants!

Post more info about your trip, I'd love to learn what you were doing that you got a chance to take these nice pictures!
 
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erik

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Kyle, Glad you liked them....I'll post some more pics soon. Alot of my pics are really dark since we worked mainly at night. I was over there working on a radio-telemetry project.
 
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kyle

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Oh awesome, did you work with Sumio? I did a project on these guys at school, and worked with a guy here in omaha who has met Sumio, said he was a real nice guy. Although they didnt talk much because he doesnt know much English, but they have been working on transferring information to better understand whats going on with the Cryptobranchids, and see if the CIG can do some good.
 
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