#Savanna

[uxbridge]

Snowy trail 1

[lost-lycaon]

Cheetah coolin out in the veld grass.

[pangeen]

" A Look & Thirst " // © Lukas Walter

[okosen]

[todomeaburre]

Mazda RX-7 FC3S / Keiichi Tsuchiya / Best MOTORing

[moment-japan]

MAZDA SAVANNA GT

[carsonfilm]

Savanna and Bellett Type-R @ Sodegaura

[halcyyan]

"The Rashad Family sends their regards"

timelapse teehee

left to right: crim (ew) - hitman walter (@ultravioletwinters) - inside man cherie (@cyymin on twit) - hitman savanna (@just-a-re-blog) - consigliere xarva - don robin (@depression-wizard) - information broker

[kaiyastarz]

Scarlet Savanna

[cafetomedragongrimborn]

Here is my oc creation for the @goldenshrikecomic ! I was thinking about a southern savanna possibility for the world’s comic since I learned red deers lived in the north of Africa, and well I love african wild dogs so I ended up making a Stonekrovn variant ! Then I thought about adding antelopes to the mixt, but it didn’t really gave a satisfying result so I went with okapis instead (aka the cool horse giraffes).

I also made some other stuff for them (despite it not being accurate due to the fact that there is no mention of southern/hot lands) :

- habitat : savannas, oasis, rocky hills or mountains, plains (campsites are preferably in places surrounded by trees with decorations on them such as paints, clay, spider webs or strings also close enough to food for tribe members and halves)

- clothing (?) : bones, skulls, hides/pelts for cold nights, plants, paints, spider webs and collars

- inspiration (again) : red deer, african wild dog and okapi

- appearance : antlers can be black (very common), grey (very common), red, brown, yellow (rare) or white (rare), hooves can be black, grey, brown or pink (rare), eyes can be black (very common), grey (very common), brown (very common), red, orange, yellow or green (rare), the fur can be brown, red, beige or gold (rare) always with black spots and legs with white spots and stripes on the body. Males are the only ones to have a mane on the neck and little horns in front of their antlers, while females will have additional stripes on their backs, butt or tail (the position varies from one individual to another). The antlers are mostly supposed to look like a crown for the rhyme/ressemblance between krovn and crown.

- diet : omnivorous

- size : a bit smaller than a regular Stonekrovn but still quite big for a deer.

Here’s an example with a male (though not perfect) :

[earththings]

𝓜𝓸𝓸𝓭𝓫𝓸𝓪𝓻𝓭 𝓯𝓸𝓻 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓷𝓪𝓶𝓮 𝓢𝓪𝓿𝓪𝓷𝓷𝓪 🌷🌿

𝓡𝓮𝓺𝓾𝓮𝓼𝓽𝓮𝓭 𝓫𝔂: @glittergoblin69

𝓒𝓸-𝓒𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓽𝓸𝓻: @gardenofafterthoughts

[anim-otd]

Animal of the day: Bat-eared fox! (Otocyon megalotis) The bat-eared fox, also called the motlosi or cape fox, is not a true fox; rather, it is a member of its own genus Otocyon, much like the maned wolves of South America! These small canids are closely related to the raccoon dogs and true foxes! They are actually a basal lineage of canid, which makes them one of the oldest branches of their family tree! In their wild habitat of Africa, bat-eared foxes usually congregate in small family groups, as seen above with a fox and its two kits! Their large ears aid in thermoregulation and allow them to hear their prey rustling through the tall grass with more ease! Image source: https://www.jameswarwick.co.uk/kenya-library/bat-eared-fox-family-nature-wildlife-photography-james-warwick

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[unteriors]

Jefferson Street, Savanna, Illinois.

[okosen]

[77tiger77]

JanuArt: 3rd week.

Hot & Cold

Africa Notes

Mountain Greatness

Experience the breathtaking beauty of nature’s duality through this vibrant diptych. "Hot & Cold" takes you on a journey from the icy, serene peaks of snow-capped mountains to the golden savannahs bathed in the glow of the setting sun. Each piece is a celebration of the earth’s most contrasting yet harmonious landscapes, masterfully capturing the tranquility of winter's chill and the fierce warmth of the African plains.

These artworks are more than landscapes; they are an invitation to feel the extremes of nature and discover the balance between stillness and passion.