Impala ear cleaning station

This young buck impala gets his ears cleaned by these Red-billed Oxpeckers! Oxpeckers benefit many species of large mammals in Africa by finding and feeding on the blood sucking parasites that hide in their fur, around their eyes, and in their ears.
Thank you for visiting Brads World Reptiles KZbin channel! These different videos are a reflection of my passion for wildlife, wildlife conservation and my interest in creating educational opportunities about our natural world. Most of my life has been spent around domestic and exotic wildlife as a hobbyist, an animal curator, and a life science educator. This has created opportunities to meet some very interesting people, work with and observe some of our worlds most fascinating wildlife species, and enabled travel to some of the most remote places of our planet in over thirty different countries. As well, our facilities has been working with hundreds of varieties of exotic reptiles, amphibians, birds, mammals and arthropods that have been used in educational programs throughout the Pacific Northwest.
These videos, which were either filmed here in the United States or in different countries around the world, were either filmed recently, or up to several decades ago. I’m using KZbin as a way of sharing some of my most interesting moments.
I hope you enjoy viewing, and if you’d like to see more content with what we are doing now with public education, ecosystem preservation, and our educational exhibits at state and county fairs, please visit our website at
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I only love watching videos of african wild dogs hunting impala