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lions sleep today - all 5 in a pile on the Hot Rock. |
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Love their little
sleepy faces!
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| 'With
very short necks and relatively long legs, how do Warthogs reach
the short new shoots? They kneel on their wrist joints. Hard callous
pads form there enabling warthogs to shuffle along for extended
periods while feeding.' |
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It
was feeding time for the Indian Flying Fox (Old World Fruit Bat).
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They
'ran along' the branches so quickly using their hooks.
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The
Snow Leopard youngsters had a quick game of Hide and Seek.
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I see you up there
on the rock! One-two-three, you're out.
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So how do you like
my hat/scarf/blanket/tent?
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If I take my cup,
I'm always ready for a treat. That's smart thinking.
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What a great place
for a nap, right next to the Food Station.
Life is good
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