This is an amusing photo no doubt. Emergencies and dangerous incidents do occur if you’re going to photoshoot a grizzly without his permission. Unfortunately, as much as it was believed back then, this photo is a fake. Check the shape of the bears head and the patch of grass on the right front paw.
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This was a real rip-off showing the head of the lion all trussed up and just his head poking through the MGM logo at the other end. It insinuated a cruel procedure of filming the famous lion roar which enraged wild life activists but it was not true. The photo was a fake and Photoshopped from the image of an actual Lion strapped down for an MRI.
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The picture of a great white shark with the captivating caption as "National Geographic Photo of the Year, “generated huge visibility in 2016. Several people thought it was real but it turned out to be fake and another setback for National Geographic.
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Now, who wouldn’t be fascinated by the photo of a black lion which went viral? Everyone who saw the image was discussing the magical beast. But?? Although black lions do exist in reality, this particular one didn’t and it turned out to be a clever Photoshop fake. It still remains a fantastic picture though.
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