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Never let me go sent on April 30, 2015 (0:23) by Mauro De Bettio. 2 comments, 461 views.

, 1/200 f/4.5, ISO 320, tripod.

BLACK AND WHITE COLOBUS, Lake Nkuruba, Uganda - Mi ha toccato parecchio osservare il modo con cui queste gentili creature si prendono cura l'uno dall'altro, soprattutto dei loro piccoli. Mi ha sorpreso vedere tanta espressione umana nel viso del piccolo in questa foto. Questi incredibili animali vivono in gruppi di 10-15 individui, dove i piccoli sono allevati in modo cooperativo da qualsiasi membro del gruppo femminile. Inoltre collaborano insieme per difendersi l'un l'altro dai predatori come aquile, leopardi e scimpanzé. Il colobus bianco e nero nasce completamente bianco e ci vogliono cinque settimane prima che il piccolo cominci a prendere le somiglianze dei suoi genitori. Con il tempo diventerà nero, con peli bianchi che dal volto scendono lungo i fianchi. Il bianco coprirà poi l'ultima parte della lunghissima coda la quale raggiunge 1 volta e 1/2 l' altezza del corpo. - I was very touched observing the way how these gentle creatures take care of each other and expecially of their babies. It surprised me to see so much human expression in the baby's face in this picture. These amazing primates live in social groups of 5 to 15 individuals, where infants are raised cooperatively by any female troop member. They also cooperate together to defend each other from predators like eagles,leopards and chimpanzees. The black and white colobus is born entirely white. It takes five weeks before the baby resembles its parents. It becomes black, with white hair framing it's face, running down it's side, and covering the fluffy end of the long tail, that is one and a half times as long as the body.

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Lyuke

sent on May 11, 2015 (20:13) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Congratulations beautiful shot
hello luca

AnnH	sent on April 24, 2016 (19:16) Lovely image! A look of love or apprehension? I enjoyed reading your write up! Ann :))

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