By Popular Demand, I Bring You the Zebra Story!

[clairvoyant]

Comments

[irishredlass]

LOL you should have taken a picture of the bruise! A wonderful story.

[clairvoyant]

I had a picture of the bruise,taken with my old pre-digital camera. The quality was poor, so I just pitched it.

[morethansirius]

Oh, dear! Best to read the guide book FIRST. Who knew? Them critters are dangerous!

[clairvoyant]

Reading the description after the fact was one of the ironies I had experienced.

[mimimanderly]

I had no idea they were so aggressive! They look so deceptively peaceful. But then, so do I....

[kittylefish]

where's the like button on this thing? oh, wait ... *giggles at mimi's deceptive appearance*

[clairvoyant]

I can't blame the zebra. I must have smelled delicious to it. ;)

[voxangelus]

*giggle* Your poor arm. But... bwahahahahaha!

Also, I want a barbary sheep. Cutest damn thing I've ever seen.

[clairvoyant]

And I haven't visited a drive thru safari since. ;)

[kittylefish]

O.o. i guess that zebra could tell you were holding out on him. i'm not surprised they are considered aggressive. have you ever seen on one of those wildlife shows where the zebras band together to keep the lion from taking one of the babies? it is impressive.

thanks for sharing all those photos. i especially loved the baby barbary thingies, and the sicilian donkeys. (i am half sicilian, after all.)

[clairvoyant]

My only recollection of zebras from nature shows is as the entrees the lions are snacking on. It makes sense that zebras become aggressive if provoked... and hungry, too. ;)