Life in a Jackalberry Tree
The Piccadilly female and a pair of nesting yellow-billed hornbills.
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Black on White or White on Black - a question often asked when on safari.
Truth be told, any white colouring in animals is generally due to the lack of pigmentation. Specifically in zebras, the black is the default pigment produced and the white stripes are a result of deactivated melanocyte cells, the cells whose job it is to produce pigment.
Thanks to Garonga Safari Co.
Remember, Machaba Safaris have some great specials and packages, including the Opening Specials for the new Monachira Camp (opening June 2025), which offers guaranteed permanent water.
