Some Gnus for half and half

[Shanne]

lovely capture of those gnus - great textures and colours

[Sharon Lee]

Great halves

[Maggiemae]

Oh dear -if SPCA got on to it - well there would be public awareness!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

what a great capture!

[Casablanca]

Gnus do look so thin, don't they? But it's the way they are, I believe. That makes for a fun half and half

[Wylie]

They are a weirdbeast! Are they domesticated here? I didn't realise that they were farmed.

[Babs]

They are the strangest of animals aren't they

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful beasts and a lovely rural capture. This may be a stupid question but are they grown for their meat?

[Margaret Pengelly]

I really enjoy your animal photos and this is a beauty.

[Poppo Livy]

I'm a Gnu
How do you gdo
see https://www.analfatecnicos.net/archivos/53.TheGnuSong.pdf

[Lou Ann]

A really great image for the challenge.

[Leslie]

My they are thin and very interesting animals .

[Bep]

Lovely capture of these animals.

[Steve Pooley]

Lovely texture and colour to the gnus. Am guessing for meat as tagged.

[Lois]

Great image with lots of texture!

[Loopy-Lou]

Wonderful, great capture

[Margaret Brown]

Nice half and half capture

[tony gig]

Fantastic capture...fav

[Jacqueline]

Great capture for this months theme!

[KWind]

Super capture!

[Pyrrhula]

Great capture of the nice animals and that beautiful nature background.

[Islandgirl]

Oh my they don't look healthy.............great half and half!

[Margo]

They sure look skinny!! nice capture

[bruni]

I've never seen them close up. I guess they're farmed for their meat. so the younger the tastier. great half and half.

[Glover Shearron, Jr.]

These are gnu to me and i really like their texture in this image. Thanks for sharing.

[Rick]

Cool capture.

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Diana]

@shannejw @sugarmuser @maggiemae @koalagardens @casablanca @pusspup @onewing @sangwann @ubobohobo @terryliv @louannwarren @lesip @gijsje @stevepo @loweygrace @bizziebeeme @craftymeg @tonygig @jacqbb @kwind @pyrrhula @radiogirl @777margo @bruni @ggshearron @rickster549 @bkbinthecity Thanks for the kind comments, fa and getting it on the PP. It is very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

@maggiemae @casablanca @lesip @radiogirl @777margo They are not really skinny, maybe it is just the light :-)
@pusspup @sangwann @stevepo @bruni They are farmed to be put out in game reserves for visitors to see and probably for some hunter :-(
@onewing They are very strange looking animals Babs, especially close up.! It is said they have an ox-like head, the mane and long face of a horse, horns like a buffalo and a lot of character ;-)

[Monique]

Great shot, loved reading the question & answers too

[Sue Cooper]

They are very strange animals aren’t they. A great capture and thank you for all the information.