However, I wasn’t crazy about the idea of hiding out at night, waiting for hungry hyenas to come find me. Luckily, our own Andy Flies lent me a motion sensor camera with a super-cool night vision feature. That way, I could photograph the trespassers without fear of imminent disembowelment.
And, lo and behold, on night #3, the stakeout paid off.
Sauer - a young female who’s been hanging around the den recently - decided to pay us a visit. She was even kind enough to pose sideways for the camera so that I could ID her. Unfortunately, she was also kind enough to eat my last bar of soap.
I’m off to Nairobi for a week (good thing, since I'm out of soap), but the stakeout will continue when I return...
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Awesome photos! Do you think the soap has any impact on her digestive system?
I was wondering the same thing. You would have thought the taste of the soap wouldn't be that great.
If you see a hyena foaming at the mouth guess that be her :>)
If it was Lifebuoy soap, they may go blind. See photo
It drives me nuts the amount of soap I go through.
Nearly always happens with a night time shower when you leave the soap just for a couple of minutes... gone.
It was easy to solve the problem however.
Now, I just don't shower.
Sauer is an adult female? Wow! And the soap thief, I wouldn't have guessed that either. You are going to get some cool shots with that camera, and maybe some of eles too...
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