The photo that divided the internet: Can you guess which zebra is in front, left or right?

Sarosh Lodhi, a photographer from Nagpur, India, takes pictures of wild animals and so he went to Kenya last year. There he went to the Maasai Mara Nature Reserve, which is one of the most famous and also the most important wildlife conservation areas in Africa. Famous for its exceptional population of lions, African leopards, cheetahs and African savannah elephants, Lodhi was not short of ideas or objects to photograph.

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But nothing has attracted as much attention as two zebras, which became an online sensation. Namely, the photo sparked various debates on social media after it was shared on Twitter with a question or call for people to say, guess, which zebra is in front! Although the challenge sounds simple, the ultimate answer is definitely not! And what do you think? Which zebra is in front, left or right?

Which zebra is in front?

Left one or the right one? #wildlife #naturephotography 1TP5Zebra #africa #masaimara #wildlifephotography pic.twitter.com/GVRErQMS1j

— Sarosh (@saroshlodhi) July 7, 2020