By: SK Weldedmesh
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A still shot from behind a fence shows a group of pigeons eating from the ground, with a graffiti background.
A still shot from behind a fence shows a group of pigeons eating from the ground, with a graffiti background.
A still shot of someone driving a car, taken by someone sitting in the backseat.
A still shot of someone driving a car, taken by someone sitting in the backseat.
A high-voltage electric current is passed through a wire or ribbon to create an electric fence. The fence delivers a brief, but powerful shock when an animal or person touches it.
Vertical shot of cars driving on the highway, from behind a fence.
Vertical shot of cars driving on the highway, from behind a fence.
Still shot of the beautiful Statue of Liberty, from behind a fence.
Still shot of the beautiful Statue of Liberty, from behind a fence.
2. Install the fence posts at regular intervals along the planned route of the fence.
Low-angle shot of a woman walking barefoot on the beach.
Low-angle shot of a woman walking barefoot on the beach.
5. Connect the fence wire to an energizer, which is a device that produces the high-voltage pulse that is sent through the wire.
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