Wildebeest
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Using the hippo trail.
Wildebeest coming out from an exit path after crossing the Mara River. Wildebeests have found a hippo trail and climb up the steep embankment. Such trails are established by hippos who leave the river under the cover and safety of the night to graze.
Using the hippo trail.
With look of astonishment in the eyes, the wildebeest quickly exit from the Mara River using a hippo trail along the river bank. Wildebeest coming out from an exit path after crossing the Mara River. Wildebeests have found a hippo trail and climb up the steep embankment. Such trails are established by hippos who leave the river under the cover and safety of the night to graze.
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Using the hippo trail.
Wildebeest coming out from an exit path after crossing the Mara River. Wildebeests have found a hippo trail and climb up the steep embankment. Such trails are established by hippos who leave the river under the cover and safety of the night to graze.
Using the hippo trail
Wildebeest coming out from an exit path after crossing the Mara River. Wildebeests have found a hippo trail and climb up the steep embankment. Such trails are established by hippos who leave the river under the cover and safety of the night to graze.
Using the hippo trail.
Wildebeest coming out from an exit path after crossing the Mara River. Wildebeests have found a hippo trail and climb up the steep embankment. Such trails are established by hippos who leave the river under the cover and safety of the night to graze.
Using the hippo trail.
Wildebeest coming out from an exit path after crossing the Mara River. Wildebeests have found a hippo trail and climb up the steep embankment. Such trails are established by hippos who leave the river under the cover and safety of the night to graze.
Using the Hippo trail.
Wildebeest coming out from an exit path after crossing the Mara River. Wildebeests have found a hippo trail and climb up the steep embankment. Such trails are established by hippos who leave the river under the cover and safety of the night to graze.