March 12, 2018

Together for a Cause!

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March 12, 2018
Together for a Cause!

Species: Zebra | Location: Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, United Republic of

By Magal Sanjeev

The sun was blazing away on a dull but dusty day! It was a scorching afternoon, when these striped beauties walk in together to quench their thirst, and, of course, they were very apprehensive. Adjacent to this water-hole, there were three lions resting and completely inactive. Every few seconds these beauties would look up and check for risk levels before quenching their dry throats!

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I am a solo traveller, nature and wildlife enthusiast. Travel and Photography is my life!

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