Papo 2016 Impala walkaround

They are both wonderful, thanks for sharing, Shawn!

SUSANNE wrote:

PS, not really relevant, but googling for pictures of impalas, I found this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] , - gives one gooseflesh, doesn't it ?

I also heard about a female cheetah who caught a mother imapala. Afterwards the cheetah looked after the impala's fawn. Astonishing! But I think the fawn was eaten after all in the end

SUSANNE wrote:

Arrrhw !!! They are wonderful
Now you got TWO species of impala

Thankyou for the pictures

PS, not really relevant, but googling for pictures of impalas, I found this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] , - gives one gooseflesh, doesn't it ?

thank you Susanne , its a beautiful article .. Nature has its "Bends" which makes it so amazing. I observe birds a lot ( as they are the only easily observable critters in a city ) and I always find them engaged doing amazing things ..especially the interaction and communication between them .

Tarunyada wrote:

They are both wonderful, thanks for sharing, Shawn!

SUSANNE wrote:

PS, not really relevant, but googling for pictures of impalas, I found this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] , - gives one gooseflesh, doesn't it ?

I also heard about a female cheetah who caught a mother imapala. Afterwards the cheetah looked after the impala's fawn. Astonishing! But I think the fawn was eaten after all in the end

Same with a lioness who cared for a impala fawn for several weeks. It also got eaten, but by a strong male lion

Thank you so much for the photos!

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Tarunyada wrote:

They are both wonderful, thanks for sharing, Shawn!

SUSANNE wrote:

PS, not really relevant, but googling for pictures of impalas, I found this [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] , - gives one gooseflesh, doesn't it ?

I also heard about a female cheetah who caught a mother imapala. Afterwards the cheetah looked after the impala's fawn. Astonishing! But I think the fawn was eaten after all in the end

Same with a lioness who cared for a impala fawn for several weeks. It also got eaten, but by a strong male lion

Thank you so much for the photos!

Anna also shared a video showing a lioness that was trying to hunt a wildebeest calf and ended almost playing with it. It seems it is not rare at all, though, if prey takes too long with the predator , naturally at a certain point it will feel hungry. We all know cats that take care of mice.

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I must have it!!!! Today!!! Shear did you get it!?!? Congrats!!!

Now i own it :)

Congratulations, Andreas

SUSANNE wrote:

Congratulations, Andreas

Thank you :)

We needs a female!

Noahsark wrote:

We needs a female!

And a kid

SeanieP wrote:

Here are two of the impala I got: one wiht a black face (two wide) and one without.

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Is one repainted?

Nice photos!!!!

widukind wrote:

SeanieP wrote:

Here are two of the impala I got: one wiht a black face (two wide) and one without.

Is one repainted?

No Andreas, it is an inadvertent variation

Kikimalou wrote:

widukind wrote:

SeanieP wrote:

Here are two of the impala I got: one wiht a black face (two wide) and one without.

Is one repainted?

No Andreas, it is an inadvertent variation

Thank you :)

I think it looks pretty good. I'm really glad to see one of the major brands give us such a nice impala!