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Buffaloes in Budaklı Village Created Scenes From African Documentaries by Entering the Water

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In Budaklı village, located in the Güroymak district of Bitlis, buffaloes are cooling off by entering streams and puddles as temperatures rise. The sight of herds of buffaloes entering the water is reminiscent of wildlife documentaries in Africa, and this colorful scene was captured from the air by a drone. The buffaloes spending hours in the water, naturally bathing, showcases a beautiful example of the region's natural life.
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In Budaklı village, located in the Güroymak district of Bitlis, buffaloes seeking to cool off are swimming in streams and puddles. The images from the region are reminiscent of scenes from documentaries filmed in Africa.

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In Budaklı village, located in the Güroymak district of Bitlis, buffaloes are cooling off by entering streams and puddles as temperatures rise. The sight of herds of buffaloes entering the water is reminiscent of wildlife documentaries in Africa, and this colorful scene was captured from the air by a drone. The buffaloes spending hours in the water, naturally bathing, showcases a beautiful example of the region's natural life.

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Haberler broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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