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| The Okavango delta at low water level |
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| a female leopard exits from her bush |
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| to hunt for her 2 young ones |
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| who eat with relish the killed impala |
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| while their mum digests on a tree |
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| the next morning we came back and saw them |
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| one eats a leg of the impala |
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| while the other walks around |
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| sniffs at something suspicious |
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| get ready to jump |
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| and run away from... |
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| his worst enemy: the Baboon! |
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| a buffalo with his oxpecker (piqueboeuf) watches the scene |
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| elephants continue their orderly procession |
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| hypos try to intimidate us |
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| but not these impalas |
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| nor these ones fighting for the harem. |
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| this male warthog (phacochère) watches ... |
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| his partner left with her last baby alive |
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| an African wild cat is hunting |
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| a pygmy mongoose looks for snakes |
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| It's time to watch the sunset |
























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