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Roadside anthill

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Smaller mammals often occupy the shelter provided by abandoned anthills. Namaqualand is rich in insect life and small animals in ecological harmony with the plants of the area. Pollination in exchange for food is but one of the transaction types happening all the time.

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Alet Steyn
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Ivan Latti
 
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