Dad says that she wasn\u2019t that lazy, but how hard is it to move a kudu fifteen feet? I could do it.<\/p>\n
Okay, that\u2019s because I stand on two feet, not four, and would pull with my hands, not my teeth.<\/p>\n
But on the bright side: we saw a LEOPARD!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She was at the Nuamses waterhole, which is five kilometers off the main road. I was surprised at how few cars were there, although there were six nonetheless. She had just killed a kudu and it was lying dead with its back feet in the water.<\/p>\n
She tried pulling it several times to no avail. She eventually bit the kudu\u2019s tail off and ate it. Finally, after an hour, she pulled it behind a clump of twelve-foot trees. Then she walked off, which seems very risky because a lion or a group of hyenas could easily walk in and say, \u201cHey, I want some kudu!\u201d and then eat it.<\/p>\n
We saw four more giraffes and a herd of 23 elephants at the Goas waterhole. We also saw a gemsbok with a broken leg. We returned after seeing the leopard, and, too our great surprise, the gemsbok was still there and alive!<\/p>\n
Yesterday we saw a real live unicorn. How awesome is that???<\/p>\n
Ciao!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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