Mammals: Interesting or Unusual Behaviour

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Giraffe at salt lick.

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and here we have the reason why the male giraffe has no hair on the top of his horns.......

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The crazy Biyamiti elephants

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RP sent to the corner:

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hey b/c

that has got to be the strangest pose i have ever seen from an elephant

that has not been reared in asia or circus trained.

absolutely amazing shot..

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

what did he do after posing for the photo ???


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Lisbeth, I never got an explanation for the weird behaviour :?

Hey Leachy,

As this guy approached the road all seemed normal, but once in the road, started what seemed like a strange dance. It was June 11th 2010, so we thought that he may have been doing that soccer dance. :lol:

Each time he stuck his ears out, his “banana” followed and when he put his ears flat, as in the pic below, he hide his “banana” :shock:

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Personally, I think that he had the hots for my brothers grey discovery. -O -O

After the dance he looked confused and moved off into the bush. We were still laughing an hour later.


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The squirrels were VERY curious when this cape cobra showed up in the area they were scavenging. I was quite surprised to see how incredibly close they came to it, but were always able to jump out of its way. At least on this particular day...

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Stunning, ExFmem!!! O:V At Urikaruus by any chance?


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