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Africa ghepardi View gallery (11 photos)

The hunt sent on 29 Marzo 2014 (10:34) by Roberta Pagani. 24 comments, 1699 views.

, Masai Mara, Kenya. Specie: Acinonyx jubatus

Questo ghepardo si stava accingendo a cacciare le gazzelle. Quello che mi aveva colpito di questa situazione è come le gazzelle, che avevano capito benissimo le intenzioni del felino, anzichè scappare si erano fermate tutte, immobili ad osservare per capire quale sarebbe stata, e in quale direzione, la mossa del ghepardo. Il felino, nel frattempo, continuava la sua marcia, scrutando una per una la possibile preda.

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Moro	sent on 09 Maggio 2014 (13:57) \| This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original) A beautiful picture of African life Greetings Maximum