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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LHoyB81LnE

Check out this video of an elephant painting it's own portrait. I'm blown away!
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Dude!! :shock: That was flippin awesome!
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I actually just watched this the other day. I can't believe an elephant can paint better than me!!!! :oops:
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It's amazing. I wonder how much those paintings sell for.
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He must spend a lot of time looking in the mirror ;)
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wow. an elephant can draw better than me. wow.
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that is really neat!! are we being a little sarcastic alli dear? lol :wink:
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no im being for real. i can't draw to save my life. im jealous that the elephant can.
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Ohmyface! I saw this vid before and it was AMAZING!! The owner could so sell those paintings for billions of dollars on ebay! I never knew that an elephant could paint better than me! I wonder if it knew it was shading te dark areas and putting some perspective and depth on it in.... it would be interesting to see the brain activity of the elephant when it was painting....
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That's awesome!
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