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Portrait of an mighty African elephant bull flapping ears. Camera pans down to his trunk. Green leaves and old trees in background. Royalty-free licenses let you pay once to use copyrighted images and ...

What was the hottest toy in Asia this year? For many, the answer is a quirky, rubber-coated plush character with pointy ears, devilish eyes, jagged teeth and a mischievous grin. Labubu, designed by ...

Nick is a combat sports writer and editor for GIVEMESPORT - with seven years of experience in the industry. Nick started out with the GIVEMESPORT Academy in 2018 and has also previously worked as a ...

Winnie the Pooh is usually an illiterate character. But in "Tigger, Private Ear", there is a scene where he is reading a sign on Tigger's home, though with difficulty.

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