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Lost Baby Wildebeest Mistakes Blue Car For Its MOTHER

2020-06-28T21:32:40Z

ArlenSchirmeiste: Created page with "In distress after getting separated from its mother, a baby wildebeest decided to make a blue car its new mummy. This remarkable footage was captured by visitors Zaheer and..."

In distress after getting separated from its mother, a baby wildebeest decided to make a blue car its new mummy. This remarkable footage was captured by visitors Zaheer and Asma Ali while visiting the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park in the desert region of Botswana and [/news/south_africa/index.html South Africa]. The couple were travelling to the Mata-Mata camp when they came across the young animal, which appeared to be following a blue car in front of them. [ ] Zaheer and Asma Ali were visiting the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park in the desert region of Botswana and South Africa when they came across the young animal, which appeared to be following a blue car in front of them 'We were shocked to see that the wildebeest calf moved and stopped when the car did,' Mr Ali told Latest Sightings. 'At first, we didn't understand what was happening. But after a few minutes of viewing the wildebeest, checking our surroundings and seeing that there wasn't a herd in sight, we realised that he was probably lost and the had taken to the car in front of us as its mother. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-4663966/British-wildcard-Katie-Boulter-senior-Wimbledon-debut.html That note didn't work! British wildcard Katie Boulter...] [/news/article-4665156/Petra-returns-home-James-Stunt-evicted.html Good riddance to bad rubbish: Heiress Petra Ecclestone has a...] [/news/article-4665226/Optus-customers-rage-online-4G-service-goes-down.html 'No home phone service, no customer service, no response':...] [/news/article-4657814/Grenfell-tower-insulation-boss-government-adviser.html Revealed: Boss of building firm that owns Grenfell tower...] Share this article Share 14 shares 'We knew it was a natural instinct for him to follow the biggest moving object closest to him, as he would have done in the herd.' He added: 'We were afraid for him as he was all alone and vulnerable in prolific lion and cheetah territory, and our aim was to help him back to the safety of his herd.' Mr Ali said: 'At first, we didn't understand what was happening. But after a few minutes of viewing the wildebeest, checking our surroundings and seeing that there wasn't a herd in sight, we realised that he was probably lost and the had taken to the car in front of us as its mother' To the couple's horror, they then saw it run into the path of a vehicle travelling in the opposite direction (left). The driver managed to slam the brakes just in time, and the animal escaped injury Mrs and Mrs Ali then followed the calf and its blue 'mummy' for about 2km. To the couple's horror, they then saw it run into the path of a vehicle travelling in the opposite direction. The driver managed to slam the brakes just in time, and the animal escaped injury. 'Then the calf decided to turn towards our vehicle,' said Mr Ali. 'It was looking for a spot on the vehicle to suckle. 'My wife, Asma, rolled down the window and this little guy was obviously quite distressed. We moved the vehicle forward, hoping it would start following us. 'We moved quite a distance away from the calf so he didn't get hurt by the car's tyres.' After the couple had driven another 4-5km, they came upon a herd of wildebeest. 'There were around 50 wildebeest in this herd,' Mr Ali said. 'The calf stopped - and [https://cricketnfootballcenter.hpage.com/zaheer-khan-business.html https://cricketnfootballcenter.hpage.com/zaheer-khan-business.html] within five seconds, the mother came running towards him and they were reunited. He immediately started suckling on her.' After the couple had driven another 4-5km, they came upon a herd of wildebeest. Within five seconds, the mother came running towards her calf and they were reunited adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement

Journalist Killed By Roadside Bomb In Afghanistan

2020-06-27T10:09:04Z

ArlenSchirmeiste: Created page with "Journalist killed by roadside bomb in Afghanistan By [/home/search.html?s=&authornamef=Reuters Reuters] Published: 08:17 BST, 4 November 2016 | Updated: 08:17 BST,..."

Journalist killed by roadside bomb in Afghanistan By [/home/search.html?s=&authornamef=Reuters Reuters] Published: 08:17 BST, 4 November 2016 | Updated: 08:17 BST, 4 November 2016 [ ] [ ] [ ] </a> LASHKAR GAH, Afghanistan, Nov 4 (Reuters) - A journalist working for [https://cricketnfootballcenter.hpage.com/zaheer-khan-business.html https://cricketnfootballcenter.hpage.com/zaheer-khan-business.html] Afghan television station Ariana News was killed by a roadside bomb in the southern province of Helmand on Friday, his employer said, adding to a growing toll on media workers in Afghanistan this year. Witnesses said Nematullah Zaheer had been travelling with other journalists to report on a police operation just outside the provincial capital Lashkar Gah when their vehicle came under fire and police advised them to leave the main road. Shortly after leaving the road, the vehicle hit an improvised explosive device and Zaheer was killed. Ariana News confirmed the death in a statement posted on Twitter. Prior to Nematullah's death, at least 11 journalists had been killed in Afghanistan so far this year, according to the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee, including two working for U.S. broadcaster National Public Radio who were killed in Helmand in June. The AJSC said 2016 was the deadliest year ever for journalists in Afghanistan, with growing instances of violence and intimidation against media workers by both the Taliban and individuals linked to the government. (Reporting by Mohammad Stanekzai; Editing by Simon Cameron-Moore)

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2020-06-27T10:09:03Z

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