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About a month ago we took a day trip to a zoo about 240 kilometers from where we live.
Some nice animals there, the Firefox was particularly interested in the kids and adults watching him/her :-)

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Nice picture Zeb - I like the detail on the Firefox's head.

(Is this how the popular browser got its name?)
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Birma wrote:(Is this how the popular browser got its name?)
Yes, I think so but I'm not sure and cannot find any source right now.


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Very beautiful.
Was this with the big beercan?
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Dr. Harout wrote:Very beautiful.
Was this with the big beercan?
Thanks Doc :-)
No, I don't own any of the beercan lenses. It was taken with Tammy SP 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di USD.

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:D Well, the interest of the Firefox is genuine indeed; showing cleary all over his face and jaws.

Nice observation, Sebastian.

Must be very alert species from the looks hence the naming of the namesake browser, I suppose; for being fast, alert and quick in taking action. (Just a thought)

Thanks for sharing,

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Birma wrote:Nice picture Zeb - I like the detail on the Firefox's head.

(Is this how the popular browser got its name?)
Actually, it was originally the Firebird browser, with a Phoenix as the logo. Reason being it was a resurrection of the Netscape browser, w/o the add-ons. However, that conflicted with the Firebird Database name (it's self a resurrection of the Borland Interbase DB) and a name change was in order.

So much for software history. Nice shot, Zeb!

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