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wildebeest
an ungainly antelope with a head and horns like a buffalo; a carrier of the wildebeest-associated form of bovine malignant catarrhal fever. Called also Connochaetes gnou, blue wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus).

wildebeest-associated bovine malignant catarrhal fever virus
African malignant catarrhal fever.


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In the process, they meet a pair of cheeky chameleons called Camo and Cloak (Chris Edgerly, Bob Joles), and the king of the wildebeests, Kazar (William Shatner), who yearns to upset the natural order by usurping lions at the top of the jungle food chain, preferably by killing a lion cub.
In the process, they meet a pair of cheeky chameleons called Camo and Cloak (Edgerly, Joles), and the king of the wildebeests, Kazar (Shatner), who yearns to upset the natural order by usurping lions at the top of the jungle food chain.
In the process, they meet a pair of cheeky chameleons and the king of the wildebeests, Kazar (William Shat-ner), who yearns to upset the natural order by usurping lions at the top of the jungle food chain.
 
 
 
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