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[Image i.d: a digital line drawing on a black canvas with white lineart of a bull elk facing the viewer head on calmly, with a moon and halo behind its antlers and a twinkling star on its forehead, while a wolf bites its jaw from below with a snarling mouth. The sun rises at the bottom with the wolf. End i.d]
For prey species living on Kenya's grasslands, boundaries are less important than safety. This Coke's hartebeest stood at the centre of a small zebra herd — an unlikely gathering, yet utterly natural. Out here, safety is shared, and the savannah belongs to all. It may seem strange to see a mixed herd like this, but these animals are not huddled together by chance. Different species watch for different threats, listen for different sounds and, together, they are safer. Slightly uncertain about my presence, the zebras and hartebeest turned in unison to assess if I was friend or foe, proving the value of having multiple eyes scanning for danger.
Coke’s Hartebeest | Beverly Joubert
Marsh deer Blastocerus dichotomus
Observed by leandrorezende, CC BY-NC
Springbok | Ertjies Bierman
Steenbok | Da Xiang Konni Li
Tule Elk | Chris Perkins
Gemsbok | Tony Goy
Shiras Moose | Dan Garrett
Common Wildebeest | Yvonne in the bush
White-tailed Deer | Misty Oneil Epstein
European Elk | Janusz Główka
Saw him in Ditch Creek off of Antelope Flats Road in Grand Teton NP
Shiras' moose (Alces alces shirasi)
Waterbuck | Yvonne in the bush
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