I captured these shots of zebras out in the wild in the Kruger National Park in Limpopo South Africa, I especially like the little baby in the first picture.
Can you maybe stop being Wonder Woman for a sec, or open a weekend workshop type thang? 😂😂😂😚😚😚
I'll have to look at those pics later, cuz they ain't loading on this device.
They are called red billed oxpeckers, they feed off the parasites on the animals - so in this case the zebra serves as a restaurant to them, while the zebras in turn gets rid of some unwanted ticks, it is a win, win...
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Can you maybe stop being Wonder Woman for a sec, or open a weekend workshop type thang? 😂😂😂😚😚😚
I'll have to look at those pics later, cuz they ain't loading on this device.
I am probably the furthest thing from wonder-woman 😂😂😂
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beautiful animal, you photo very precise,@breezin,☺️
Cute baby zebra. I have always wondered if they could be tamed. 🐓🐓
Well I know of people with a tame zebra, so I would say yes...
I know several places around here where they are kept. Have never seen one ridden before , even in a movie. Thanks for the info. 🐓🐓
There is one movie that they are ridden in
LOL it is a bit disney - but very cute
Aaaah, baby Zebra.... Love animals.
Just was wondering what role those birds have, that are sat on the back of the other Zebra...
They are called red billed oxpeckers, they feed off the parasites on the animals - so in this case the zebra serves as a restaurant to them, while the zebras in turn gets rid of some unwanted ticks, it is a win, win...
Excellent, thanks for the response...A good example of the harmony of nature.
Yup nature is much better at balance than what we will ever be :D