animals Seeing Each Other For The Very First Time

[Monkman777]

They both looked shock...

 

[DokraOwl]

During the 19th century, when the British and Europeans colonized Africa, many aristocrats showed off their new exotic wealth with Zebra-drawn carriages. The fad didn't last too long as the Zebras were much more difficult to tame than horses.

 

[Norme DePlume]

During the 19th century, when the British and Europeans colonized Africa, many aristocrats showed off their new exotic wealth with Zebra-drawn carriages. The fad didn't last too long as the Zebras were much more difficult to tame than horses.

My great, great grandmother the Duchess of Beaufort would have utterly despised such a gauche and nouveau riche display as using zebras as a beast of burden.

"Hurry, boy. If I'm late for high tea
you'll be the alternative if the stalkers
can't flush out any deer for tomorrow's shoot." ​

 

[DokraOwl]

My great, great grandmother the Duchess of Beaufort would have utterly despised such a gauche and nouveau riche display as using zebras as a beast of burden.

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"Hurry, boy. If I'm late for high tea
you'll be the alternative if the stalkers
can't flush out any deer for tomorrow's shoot." ​

Likewise, my great uncle the Duke of Westminster was a much simpler man. He didn't care for carriages.

He fought the entire Zulu War from the comfort of that hammock.