Richard and Armitage being #fatcheetahs #mammalwatching #serengeti pic.twitter.com/Ao7illgBW2
— Anne Hilborn (@AnneWHilborn) December 5, 2014
They were FAT when they left the kill and washed each other's faces in the rain a la The Notebook.
#mammalwatching pic.twitter.com/7wpGnvAEOH
— Anne Hilborn (@AnneWHilborn) January 6, 2015
Jan 12: More on Richard and Armitage and hunt rates:
"The most successful cheetahs with a 66% success rate were ... and the studly brothers Richard and Armitage.
To my utter lack of surprise it turned out Bradley and Cooper were worthless on the hunting front. Despite watching them for DAYS, they only hunted 3 times, and failed on all fronts. Those boys were more interested in spooning and armpit grooming than hunting."
From Anne Hilborn's blog
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No surprise Richard and Armitage are majestic cheetahs
Aaaw.
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DeleteThey are so elegant! So the photographer is a RA's fan... :D
ReplyDeleteThe cheetah's are part of a research project, the Serengeti Cheetah Research Project, and were named I assume by the researchers there, The cheetah's are identified by their markings, their arrangement of "dots" The photographer is a PhD candidate from the US who studies cheetah's as part of research for her degree. Richard and Armitage are brothers :)
Deletehttps://www.facebook.com/SerengetiCheetahProject