April 14, 2017

Zebras Greeting

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April 14, 2017
Zebras Greeting

Species: Plain Zebra | Location: Tarangire National Park, Tanzania

By Angela Poggioni

As a group of plains zebras was heading back from the river, I was fortunate to spot this scene where two of them started walking towards each other to the point of having nose-to-nose contact that is considered a form of greeting among adult zebras. I was lucky to catch this beautiful moment just before it happened.

About The Photographer

Cropped self portrait

Only lately I returned to photography after many years with a renewed passion and determination to finally fulfill my childhood unforgotten dream to combine my love and appreciation for wildlife and the beauty of the natural world with my love for photography.

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