Black buck mother and fawn, Maidenahalli Black buck reserve near Bangalore, 13-July-2014 In my personal opinion, one should never miss the sprint of a black buck fawn. They swirl their head, bend their front knees, push the back legs hardly against the ground and the rest will be taken care by the Newtons third law of physics. In the air, they straighten their all four legs, lean forward to gain momentum and the next sprints will be like springs bouncing off the ground. First sprint will be the lowest, second a bit more the third or fourth will be the highest and the same degraded pattern will continue for the fifth, sixth and seventh sprints.
Posted on: Mon, 14 Jul 2014 17:14:06 +0000
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