This male greater Kudu has his horns in a twist. What the heck?
Welcome to the Houston Zoo’s FOTO FRIDAY Caption Challenge results post from Friday, February 25!
We have the best Zoo/Facebook fans ever. You all had us in stitches! Last Friday, we posted a photo on Facebook and asked you to leave your best shot at a caption in the comment section. Then readers could “like” each caption comment to vote for their favorite captions. Their votes, combined with those of our own panel, determined the caption to appear under the picture right here on the Official Houston Zoo Blog this week. We hope you’ll come back for the fun EVERY FRIDAY.
YOUR VOTES HELP DETERMINE THE WINNERS!
Here is the picture that was posted on Facebook last Friday, with the winning caption by Brad Orr. (insert crowd roar)
There was a tie for runners up:
Kathy Breard Pratt: Are you sure this mud treatment will take years off my face?
Mike Finch: It’s camo! You can’t really see me and the lions will stay away too!
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There were two Lady Gaga references we really liked,
And these two just made us laugh:
Donna Lybarger: I didn’t make fun of your hair, which you did on purpose, don’t make fun of my antlers.
Katherine Anne Williams: My new hat for the Royal Wedding in April. Do you think the Queen will like it?
Thanks to everyone for participating
and
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL!
DID YOU KNOW:
Greater kudu are considered to be the tallest antelope species, reaching heights of between 40 and 60 inches at the shoulders!
To learn all about Greater kudu, like this one, visit their page on our website http://www.houstonzoo.org/africanforest/kudu/
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Check out our Facebook page to see the rest of the entries. We hope this brought a smile to your face. And stay tuned for next Friday’s photo!Tell your friends, share this on Facebook, Twitter or your own blogs, and start your office pools to see who can come up with the best lines. (To show the picture and link on your social media, just click the little icons under the title SHARE THIS on the lower left of this post).To find us on Facebook, type in Houston Zoo Inc. in the search field or go to http://www.facebook.com/houstonzoo and become a fan.









