Perhaps the zebra on the left had bad breath. Perhaps he told a bad joke. Whatever the case, the zebra on the right was clearly not having any of it. This shot was taken during the short rains in Kenya, when the males are busy fighting for dominance and mating rights. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm (at 290mm) ISO 400, f/6.3 at 1/800th of a second
Can we make cartoon bubbles over their heads and have a Nrw Yorker cartoon contest? And Did you see that picture of the raccoon riding the back of an alligator? Funny stuff.
This image made me mindful of an old TV test pattern I once saw! Beautifully composed and I like the muted blue background in stark contrast to the bold striping designs in the amazing creatures. Nicely done, Sean.
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Perhaps the zebra on the left had bad breath. Perhaps he told a bad joke. Whatever the case, the zebra on the right was clearly not having any of it. This shot was taken during the short rains in Kenya, when the males are busy fighting for dominance and mating rights.
Can we make cartoon bubbles over their heads and have a Nrw Yorker cartoon contest? And Did you see that picture of the raccoon riding the back of an alligator? Funny stuff.
So stiff and twisted
Twice pied on moistened grass
To dazzle we come .
Zebras are one of the most amazing creatures to me, just so fascinating!
Shot’s amazing. Caption’s amazing.
Look like two typical siblings to me – they never stop and always at each other but these guys have a good reason why!
Aunt Sue
is this just sibling fit , or it show, does the zera realing chew or injure its mate in life ect.?
This image made me mindful of an old TV test pattern I once saw! Beautifully composed and I like the muted blue background in stark contrast to the bold striping designs in the amazing creatures. Nicely done, Sean.