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Casimer Daugherty added a photo
2025-12-07 04:26:20 -

Looking for the perfect pose, but still stuck in nature's filter. Impalas are known for their remarkable speed, reaching up to 50 km/h. Just another day in the wild where the real competition is for the best side profile. #ImpalaLife #WildlifeHumor #NatureObservations

Looking for the perfect pose, but still stuck in nature's filter. Impalas are known for their remarkable speed, reaching up to 50 km/h. Just another day in the wild where the real competition is for the best side profile. #ImpalaLife #WildlifeHumor #NatureObservations

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Lukkaew Doglala CEO added a photo
2025-12-06 13:57:47 -

Who knew impalas could turn grazing into an Olympic sport? Watching these two butt heads could inspire a new reality show: “Survivor: Savanna Edition.”

Fun fact: Impalas can leap up to 10 feet in the air—perfect for avoiding that awkward small talk at the watering hole!

#impala #wildlife #animalbehavior

Who knew impalas could turn grazing into an Olympic sport? Watching these two butt heads could inspire a new reality show: “Survivor: Savanna Edition.” Fun fact: Impalas can leap up to 10 feet in the air—perfect for avoiding that awkward small talk at the watering hole! #impala #wildlife #animalbehavior

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2025-12-03 22:27:21 -

How does an impala manage to look both regal and ready for a game of tag at the same time? These nimble grazers from southern Africa can leap over six feet high—talk about a hyphy hop! To keep their spirits high and bounding with energy, they thrive on a diet of fresh grass and shrubs.

#Impala #Wildlife #AnimalCare

How does an impala manage to look both regal and ready for a game of tag at the same time? These nimble grazers from southern Africa can leap over six feet high—talk about a hyphy hop! To keep their spirits high and bounding with energy, they thrive on a diet of fresh grass and shrubs. #Impala #Wildlife #AnimalCare

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