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These two rusted llamas seem to be looking around, searching for predators in a strange world. They wait in the Botanical Garden of the City Prague. Czech artist Lukas Rais used scrap iron to make them.
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June 13, 2019
'Llamas (He and She)'
The rusted creatures wait to be discovered in Prague's botanical garden.
Prague, Czechia
Rusted Wildlife.
ianneo / Atlas Obscura User
Rusted Wildlife.
ianneo / Atlas Obscura User
Rusted Wildlife.
ianneo / Atlas Obscura User
Rusted Wildlife.
ianneo / Atlas Obscura User
Rusted Wildlife.
ianneo / Atlas Obscura User
Rusted Wildlife.
ianneo / Atlas Obscura User
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