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Dudley Zoos Orang Utan Annie is camera shy - she will go to any length to stop
Dudley Zoos Orang Utan Annie is camera shy - she will go to any length to stop the zoos visitors snapping her as she demonstrates in the pix by trying to hide in a cardboard carton several sizes too small - however, after bursting the box at the seams, she does agree to pose for just one picture. May 1986 P004125
Brian Randle
Sunday Mirror
Mirrorpix
England
Media ID 21319142
© Mirrorpix
Apes And Monkeys Orang Utan Orangutan Expressions
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In this charming print captured by Brian Randle, we witness the adorable antics of Dudley Zoo's very own Orang Utan Annie. Renowned for her camera shyness, Annie goes to great lengths to avoid being snapped by the zoo's visitors. In a hilarious attempt at hiding, she squeezes herself into a cardboard carton that is several sizes too small. However, it seems that Annie underestimates her own strength as the box bursts at the seams unable to contain her playful spirit. Despite her failed hideout, this mischievous orangutan finally agrees to pose for just one picture. Taken in May 1986, this photograph perfectly encapsulates the expressions and humor of our primate friends from the 1980s era. With their cute and endearing nature, animals like Annie bring joy and laughter wherever they go. Let this image transport you back in time as you admire Annie's determination to evade paparazzi-like attention while still managing to melt hearts with her sad yet irresistible gaze. This moment reminds us of the unique personalities found within each animal species and highlights their ability to connect with humans on an emotional level. Brian Randle skillfully captures both the vulnerability and playfulness of Orang Utan Annie through his lens, creating a timeless piece that will continue to evoke smiles for years to come.
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