June 19, 2015

How Do I Get Down?

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June 19, 2015
How Do I Get Down?

Species: Cheetah | Location: Maasai Mara, Kenya

By Greg Hyatt

While returning from an early morning hot air balloon ride, we came across this young cheetah perched on a stump who couldn't figure out how to get off it. It's mother was about 50 yards way, occasionally looking back at her young one.

About The Photographer

I am an amateur who loves taking wildlife photos.  I have gone on two extensive African safaris over the last two years and enjoyed every minute of them.

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