THREE STRIPES AND YOU'RE OUT! A zebra comically greets a group of safari-goers by sticking its tongue out and blowing a raspberry toward them. The grevy zebra was spotted in the Lewa Conservancy, Kenya. Tommy Joyce, 35, said, “We stopped for a photo on our drive into the property and this one promptly stuck his tongue out. It honestly felt like a gesture of curiosity, an amusing way to both research me and to say hello.” “I found it quite entertaining, a familiar animal behavior. It gave the sense it was teasing us with a funny face to welcome us to the land.” Please byline: Tommy Joyce/Solent News © Tommy Joyce/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 *** Local Caption *** Where: Lewa Conservancy, Kenya Type: Grevy Zebra What: we stopped for a photo on our drive into the property and this one promptly stuck his tongue out Why: it honestly felt like a gesture of curiosity, an amusing way to both research me and to say hello My thoughts: I distinctly remember clicking the shutter as it poked its tongue out, and it found I quite entertaining, a familiar animal behavior. It gave the sense it was using its tongue to pick up scents from the vehicle and understand our presence as much as it was teasing us with a funny face to welcome us to the land Age: 35, Boulder Colorado, it’s my main profession