THE PANORAMA 



suggesting squirrel gray, though more inclined to brown. 

 They go in bands, but the old bulls are usually found 

 alone. They attract attention by their tail-switching 

 and cavorting, half fearful, half defiant, as they with- 

 draw from the approaching train. From the irrespon- 

 sible "they say" we gathered that these animals are 

 the horned horse mentioned in the Bible the unicorn. 

 The unicorn, however, is, I believ.e, a well-authenticated 

 myth, while these animals are very real indeed. 



THE WILDEBEEST 



We saw giraffe, one on the crest of a ridge, gazing at 

 the train, towered, steepled up into the sky, a splendid 

 pose for a photo, but before camera could be produced 

 the onrushing train had kaleidoscoped an entirely differ- 

 ent view. From the opposite window we saw three in 



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