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  • My horse did this to me once.

  • Did you film this with a toaster?

  • it's actually an advertisement to the predator that it's stronger than the other gazelles so the predator doesn't chase it and goes for another gazelle

  • its also called "stotting". apparently its a defence mechanism, a signal to the other gazelles that there is danger. but by giving the signal it moves slower than the other gazelles who run away straight away. it sort of puts itself in danger to save the others. and who said evolution was all about everyone being out for themselves!

  • @jerk4990

    jselicha has it right. It is a signal to the predator that it's a waste of time to chase the stotting gazelle, since it is young and healthy. stotters don't get eaten.

  • They are so incredibly agile. Fascinating how they move when pronking.

  • 0:06 is the cutest thing ever!

  • boing boing boing

    lol

  • cool vid

  • I LOVE PRONKING!!!!! :D

  • Lekker video, thanks

  • gazelle springbok speed 55 mph 90 km/h

    jumpin 3,5 m de haut and 13 m de long

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