Animals

I'm not sure what the guy on the right was really up to, whether he wanted to get out and run across the open savanna or just join in with whatever the wild boars were eating next door.
Speaking of
lunch, we observed numerous animals, including the Siberian Brown Bear here, gnawing on some bones, and speculated what unfortunate visitors might have turned into satisfying meals.


While some animals are loners, others are very social and may have elaborate societies like the Meerkats below. We spent a long time watching these guys. While everyone goes about their business, one stands guardand keeps a lookout. The one on top kept a vigil for at least ten minutes before coming down. 

--georgos
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