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Last week,pinay sex scandal videos Elmo concluded his big tour of Southeast Asia with a final stop in Singapore.

It was his first time here, and he made the stop for his #ShareTheLaughter campaign, which promotes kindness.

Naturally, the Singapore Zoo was a must-see for the three-and-a-half year old furry monster.

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He started the morning off spending some time with the white rhinos, an endangered species originating in Africa.

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He watched as the zookeeper fed one of the rhinos slices of honeydew, a favourite fruit of theirs.

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Next up was Blossom, a reticulated python. While not venomous, they do bite, her keeper said.

Curled up around him, she was sniffing Elmo a little enthusiastically, when he decided it was time to move onto the next animal...

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Like the giant tortoise!

This guy, Astove, is nearly 80-years-old. The Aldabra giant tortoise originates from the Seychelles, and is one of the largest land tortoises in the world.

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To end his visit, Elmo hung out with a two-toed sloth at a separate enclosure for primates called the Fragile Forest.

The slow-moving mammal was munching on his carrots as his keeper, Tiara, told Elmo the sloth needs to move as slowly as possible to conserve energy.

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What a day! Come back soon, Elmo.

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