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The Earth-Touch baby album Apr 30 2008

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Over the months, Earth-Touch has been privileged to witness the early days, survival struggles and playful moments of many young animals. Here is a selection of these video clips.

Tags: africa, baboon, baby, bath, bird, botswana, burrow, calf, cape, chick, coast, colony, cub, delta, den, dog, egg, elephant, endangered, fish, fly, foal, giraffe, herd, hluhluwe, imfolozi, juvenile, karoo, kite, kwazulu-natal, lion, mammal, meerkat, monkey, moremi, mud, okavango, piglet, reef, sodwana, south africa, thailand, tree, trunk, video, warthog, water, western cape, whale, young, zebra

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Did you know? Zebra stripes Sep 18 2007

Every individual zebra has a matchless stripe pattern made up of black stripes on a white base.

Not only are they all different, but also the pattern of stripes on the left hand side differs from that on the right.


The distinctive pattern of each zebra, as well as scent, allows the mother to identify her foal in the first days after birth, even in a large herd.

Tags: colour, distinct, foal, kalahari desert, stripe, zebra

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