This brave group of Aussie veterinary students bar-ed all in a desperate bid to raise cash to pay for their graduation ball. The students at James Cook University in Queensland bravely shed all their clothes for the two shoots which took place on a farm and in their vet school classrooms. Organiser Angela Davey, 24, told Daily Mail Australia there were a couple of awkward moments during the shoots- when a couple of unsuspecting security guards stumbled upon their shoot in the university and a farmer who nearly crashed his tractor into a fence. The group of students from James Cook University in Queensland shed all their clothes for the shoot
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This group of brave veterinary students stripped down to be photographed for a fundraising calender
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They hope to raise $44,000 to pay for their graduation ball taking place in 2015
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Ten per cent of the proceeds from the Vets Uncovered calender will be donated to the Black River and District Rural Fire Brigade
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Townsville photographer Vicki Miller shot the 38 students at her home with the animals and in the classroom
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