Signage Example at Miami, 12/10/13

Gerenuk

Interesting that, according to the distribution map, the gerenuk's home range conforms exactly to international national borders!

There's a gerenuk-excluding forcefield all along the borders of Djibouti, the Sudans, Uganda and Tanzania. Well-known fact.

They're allowed to go to Eritrea, of course, but they choose not to, for reasons they have never adequately explained.

Maguari said:

There's a gerenuk-excluding forcefield all along the borders of Djibouti, the Sudans, Uganda and Tanzania. Well-known fact.

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This may enter the realms of 'too much information' but, in 1989, I was driving from Arusha, in northern Tanzania, up to Kenya. Stopping to answer nature's call, I disappeared into the bush, with my shovel and a roll of loo paper, and startled a small group of gerenuk, who quickly dispersed. It is the only occasion on which I have seen them in the wild. Given that I was at least 20 miles from the Kenyan border, I now realise how lucky I was.....

^what a brilliant piece of luck!