November 20, 2017

Searching for the Lost One

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November 20, 2017
Searching for the Lost One

Species: Cheetah | Location: Ndutu , Tanzania, United Republic of

By Magal Sanjeev

When brothers venture out, it is fun and it is togetherness! But when one of them is not to be seen, it is so sad! Well, this cheetah was found looking for its brother and desperately calling all day long! He walked along, calling, waiting for any signs. The desperation of not being around and the hollow feeling of losing sight of his brother was so evident that all through the morning, he was being restless! So much for love, so much for togetherness and that too in the wild! A touching moment and I departed from the place hoping he would soon be together with his sibling!

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

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