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A remarkable pic by Pumbaa, showing a confrontation!
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Babies have begun! 
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1 new baby Impala stationary
S118, 2.1km W of S114
Near Malelane
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9:50 AM · Nov 11, 2020
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9:00 am
1 new baby Impala stationary
S118, 2.1km W of S114
Near Malelane
5/5
Tinged by Kerry - Kruger Pride Safaris
9:50 AM · Nov 11, 2020
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Two impala babies this morning.
H4-1, 4km East from Skukuza
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7:59 AM · Nov 15, 2020
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Today we got an extra special sighting! Keagan Kingsley tinged this albino impala lamb this afternoon right outside Malelane camp. We don’t get sightings like these very often.
5:59 PM · Nov 22, 2020
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Poor little one. Luckily he/she does not know that he/she is different 
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Kruger International Airport welcomes black impala to resident herd
Posted by Imogen Searra on 8 December 2020
Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport welcomed a black impala lamb to its local herd. The new lamb is the first of its kind to be born within the airport’s parameters.
Impalas are one of the most common antelope found in Southern Africa but a black lamb is quite a rarity.
The black colour is a genetic mutation known as melanism. The mutation prohibits the regulation of melanin, causing an overproduction of the pigment, turning an animal’s skin or coat black.
Kruger International shared photos of the incredibly beautiful black lamb on Facebook. Check out the images below.
Mother and child.
The black coating is caused by a genetic mutation.
Picture: Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport/ Facebook
Kruger International Airport welcomes black impala to resident herd
Posted by Imogen Searra on 8 December 2020
Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport welcomed a black impala lamb to its local herd. The new lamb is the first of its kind to be born within the airport’s parameters.
Impalas are one of the most common antelope found in Southern Africa but a black lamb is quite a rarity.
The black colour is a genetic mutation known as melanism. The mutation prohibits the regulation of melanin, causing an overproduction of the pigment, turning an animal’s skin or coat black.
Kruger International shared photos of the incredibly beautiful black lamb on Facebook. Check out the images below.
Mother and child.
The black coating is caused by a genetic mutation.
Picture: Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport/ Facebook
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Funny! 
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