Tag-of war - explicit Cheetahs' end of breakfast

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Callie

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One Christmas Morning in the Kgalagadi TFP.
We were too late for the kill and breakfast and drove up as the leftovers' distribution was discussed between theses two siblings.
When the lens is too long and the action too fast . . .
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hef19898 said:
Love it! You are very lucky to have those animals nearby, I have to go to a zoo to see them, and that is just not the same!

The left Cheetah's gaze at his sibling is great!
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K9Kirk said:
It may be very close but imo, shots like this make the action more intimate.
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Louis champan said:
An awesome shot, nature at its finest.
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Thanks Guys, much appreciated. Yeah, I love in your face action sometimes, when it is like this.
@hef19898 -not a site you can ever see in a zoo, the springbok will be in another enclosure😊;)
Not near - A 10 hour min drive and 1000 km!
 
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hef19898 said:
If it is 10 hours, I am a little less jealous. Still am, after all it is a drive, and a nice one I assume landscape-wise, and not a flight!
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If you ever travel our roads and encounter the road user, you will appreciate that it can be a very bad experience with truck, taxis and potholes to keep you awake no landscapes to stop for - you may get mugged it you stop, that's the reality!
 
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