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I'd rather say that a hyena does double own goal lol The impala must have been rather hurt though -O-


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magnificent footage
and very Lucky... Antelope ^Q^

they speak about Gazelle... :-?
which are living only in Kenya and around, but not in South Africa


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Black-faced Impala Aepyceros melampus petersi are a subspecies of Common Impala Aepyceros melampus melampus and are found in Northwest Namibia and Southwest Angola.

They are larger and darker than Common Impala and have a dark blaze running down the middle of the face.

Once close to extinction, their numbers have increased, but at present there are still less than 1,000 in the wild.

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Strange! the only difference at a glance are the black stripes here and there :-?


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superb, nice contrast ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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They are lovely. \O


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Saw this pic on FB today! :shock: It's currently rutting season and could be as a result of running around like crazy. -O-

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Sounds possible -O-


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saw too 0*\ :-(


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Flutterby wrote:Saw this pic on FB today! :shock: It's currently rutting season and could be as a result of running around like crazy. -O-

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Ouch 0*\ Starting his own family tree ? Or is this a new variety of " takbok " :-?


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