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First Time Seeing Antelopes & Ostriches Up Close (So Confusing!)/This is NOT MAASAI MARA,LUKENYA

I MET A BIRD WHICH CANT FLY, ANTELOPES, GAZELLES & MORE What happens when curiosity, wildlife, and very hungry questions collide? 😂 In this video, we explore the wild and come face-to-face with antelopes, deer, gazelles, and even ostriches—while trying (and failing) to tell them apart. From asking “Is that a deer or an antelope?” to learning surprising ostrich facts (they can’t fly, but they run FAST!), this is a funny, unfiltered wildlife moment full of laughs, confusion, and genuine reactions. Antelope vs Deer vs Gazelle – what’s the difference? 🦓 Baby gazelles up close 🪶 Ostrich fun facts you probably didn’t know 😂 Non-stop jokes and “can you eat it?” moments If you love nature, animals, and real conversations, hit like, subscribe, and enjoy the FUN ADVENTURE If you are searching for Antelope or Deer?! 🤯 A Hilarious Wildlife Encounter Gone Wrong We Tried Identifying Animals… and Failed 😂 | Antelope, Gazelle & Ostrich Antelope vs Deer vs Gazelle 🦌🦓 | Funniest Safari Confusion Ever “Can You Eat It?” 😂 Wild Animals, Wild Questions & Ostriches First Time Seeing Antelopes & Ostriches Up Close (So Confusing!) The video captures a family's humorous and curious exploration of wildlife, featuring encounters with antelopes, deer, gazelles, and ostriches. The family, particularly Brian, struggles to differentiate between the animals, leading to many funny and unfiltered moments (0:01-0:20). A running joke throughout the video involves Brian's repeated question, "Can you eat it?" (1:20-1:27, 5:08-5:11, 13:49-13:50, 16:42-16:47). Gazelle Identification (4:48-5:01): They learn that a key difference for gazelles is a black and white strip on their stomachs, which helps them identify a baby gazelle (4:40-4:42, 6:05-6:09). Ostrich Fun Facts (15:37-17:46): The video shares several interesting facts about ostriches, noting they are the world's largest birds that cannot fly but can run very fast. They also highlight that ostriches have only two toes, live in flocks, and the males perform a dance for the females. Additionally, ostriches produce the world's largest eggs (16:06-16:39). The video also mentions that young female ostriches have a different color which changes to black as they grow (17:26-17:40). Here are some highlights from their adventure: Antelope vs. Deer (0:15-0:24): The family attempts to distinguish between antelopes and deer, initially suggesting deer have horns while antelopes do not. This distinction is later clarified, with the video pointing out that deer are the ones with horns (1:11-1:12, 11:47-11:54). #iammarwa#iammarwalatest. I am marwa inspires me