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| Priority | normal | Severity | minor | Reproducibility | have not tried |
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| Status | new | Resolution | open | |
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| Summary | 0028808: Accountant supermarket manager [url=https://apps.huavalledupar.co/furacin-para-q-sirve-janj]furacin walmart[/url] We watched sh |
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| Description | Accountant supermarket manager [url=https://apps.huavalledupar.co/furacin-para-q-sirve-janj]furacin walmart[/url] We watched shadows at first, but soon made out the drama that was unfolding. Some young otters were quarrelling – playfully, but very noisily – over the rights to finish off a nice big spotted catfish. As the light under the trees along the water’s edge was not the best, I put the camera down and watched: one otter would bite away on the fish until another came close, and then one would scream “ha-yaa” (the sound reminded me of kids playing at kung-fu) and then either the fish would be stolen or the eater would go underwater and reappear elsewhere, fish still firmly in mouth.
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| Steps To Reproduce | Accountant supermarket manager [url=https://apps.huavalledupar.co/furacin-para-q-sirve-janj]furacin walmart[/url] We watched shadows at first, but soon made out the drama that was unfolding. Some young otters were quarrelling – playfully, but very noisily – over the rights to finish off a nice big spotted catfish. As the light under the trees along the water’s edge was not the best, I put the camera down and watched: one otter would bite away on the fish until another came close, and then one would scream “ha-yaa” (the sound reminded me of kids playing at kung-fu) and then either the fish would be stolen or the eater would go underwater and reappear elsewhere, fish still firmly in mouth.
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| Additional Information | Accountant supermarket manager [url=https://apps.huavalledupar.co/furacin-para-q-sirve-janj]furacin walmart[/url] We watched shadows at first, but soon made out the drama that was unfolding. Some young otters were quarrelling – playfully, but very noisily – over the rights to finish off a nice big spotted catfish. As the light under the trees along the water’s edge was not the best, I put the camera down and watched: one otter would bite away on the fish until another came close, and then one would scream “ha-yaa” (the sound reminded me of kids playing at kung-fu) and then either the fish would be stolen or the eater would go underwater and reappear elsewhere, fish still firmly in mouth.
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