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Okay, he's not really a unicorn but people way back when wouldn't know the difference considering that they wouldn't be able to get too close to these creatures.
There's more African Unicorn pictures coming so keep a look out! |
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November 8, 2007
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Canon EOS 40D 1/512 second F/5.6 140 mm 100 Oct 16, 2007, 7:18:37 AM Share |
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i wonder if you were to raise one, you could train it to be ridden, like a horse?
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I love baby Aiden.
The only problem I could see with an oryx carrying a persons weight is their build... Their bones may not be strong enough for that kind of thing. And then there's the whole wild factor.... That's what makes zebra's hard to work with. They haven't been in camptivity long enough.
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I love baby Aiden.
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