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Our Leopards vs one Hyena
Part one of this story... a lone Hyena was determined to have a leg bone that had fallen from the carcass in the tree, and he allowed the boys to chase him around for 15 minutes or more before ending up back at the tree and getting his prize. Mixo was the brave one, but at times the boys worked in unison, and did a very good job of it. Part 2 will show just how gutsy the Hyena was!
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Comment by Swedish/Tuula. on October 27, 2009 at 2:24pm -
Thank you for sharing :)
This was exiting and fun to watch.
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Comment by Emjay on October 27, 2009 at 2:23pm - The boys are so "tight" now, I hate to think that some day soon they will snarl and fight each other for space of their own!
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