Impala close-ups on Africam!

[Whoa_Nelly]

http://live.wildlife.wavelit.net/451OK

[darkstar]

1. Nice...love the curve of their horns...

thanks fer the heads up, WN!!!!

:hi:

[SPKrazy]

3. Man, I Want To See Them

but I can't open the link for some reason-oh wait, im on a mac.

[SPKrazy]

2. Hey, No Watching AfricaCam

when I'm singing caveman sonnets to you in the cave room at a hotel in Cancun while a damned Alligator is at the door trying to break in (edit) and we have bear grease all over us and we are playing twister, and we are at risk of having the thread locked!

What are you thinking?

Besides, I can't open that link on my Dad's Mac.

I miss my PC.;)

[Whoa_Nelly]

5. Damn, we're busy!

Let's play some more!

[SPKrazy]

7. I'm Ready!

let's play!

busy people have to play really hard too!

:evilgrin:

[AlienAvatar]

4. absolutely beautiful animals

I always knew they were gracful and all that, but watching them close up like that for several minutes really gave me a new appreciation. They're gorgeous really. I was very impressed.

I've been an Africam-addict for about 3 weeks now. I have it on almost all the time in the background and pop it up whenever I think of it, or hear something. I have a dog and 3 cats and I really think they kind of enjoy the sounds in some kind of subconcious way. Seeing a cat sacked out on its' back and hearing those sounds is soothing. It goes well with space music too.

[cwydro]

6. Me too.

And my youngest cat is entranced by the Africacam. She sits up on the desk by the monitor all the time now...occasionally reaching out a paw to touch a wildebeast. Her favorite, I think, are the monkeys. She was absolutely astounded by the giraffes and the elephants. Strangely enough, she pays the birds no mind at all.