impala affection!- Samburu N.R. - Kenya

Impala fawns are extremely attached to their mothers cause they face

lethal danger from the very first minute of their life. Cheetahs, leopards,

hyenas, jackals, even baboons will try to catch an easy meal if they see

an impala fawn. Their natural defence is the lack of smell during the

early stages of their lives and of course their devoted mothers who are

always alerted for potential danger. This is a typical mother-baby

interaction captured in Samburu N.R. (Kenya). Thank you for your

comment

Fantastic image and so tender.

Warm colours too.

Very well done.

Best regards