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wildearth > I saw this lion and her small pride in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve (Djuma Reserve) adjacent to Kruger National Park. She and several others were intensely watching a large group of zebra and impala from a distance. It was late in the day and looked like they were getting ready to have their dinner soon.

wildearth > I watched this lion and four lionesses stalk a herd of zebra in the middle latitudes of Kruger National Park. The lions took about 30 minutes to set themselves up, but the zebra spooked before they were ready and the lions came up empty-handed. Here's he's watching the zebra disappear into the distance.

wildearth > This seemed to be the dominant lioness in a group of adult and young adult females I came by in southern Kruger National Park.

wildearth > Although lions are impressive creatures, especially when they're active and alert, this is how they spend most of their time.

wildearth > She may weigh 300 pounds and she may eat things larger than me for dinner, but when sleeping, a cat is a cat.

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wildearth > This little guy was sitting in a bush about head high, munching on some leaves in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. He was so absorbed in what he was doing that he didn't pay me any attention when I approached to take some photos.

wildearth > These small antelope are very shy. While you see them from time to time, they usually disappear very quickly. I was pleased, then, that this one stood and posed for me for a few seconds before bolting for the bush.

wildearth > Warthogs are great, but frustrating to photograph. They're either habituated to people, in which case they never look interesting, or they're not, in which case you only get to shoot thier rear ends as they trot off with their tails in the air. Apparently, this guy felt secure enough not to run when I spied him through the bushes.

I saw this lion and her small pride in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve (Djuma Reserve) adjacent to Kruger National Park. She and several others were intensely watching a large group of zebra and impala from a distance. It was late in the day and looked like they were getting ready to have their dinner soon.

> I saw this lion and her small pride in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve (Djuma Reserve) adjacent to Kruger National Park. She and several others were intensely watching a large group of zebra and impala from a distance. It was late in the day and looked like they were getting ready to have their dinner soon.

I saw this lion and her small pride in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve (Djuma Reserve) adjacent to Kruger National Park. She and several others were intensely watching a large group of zebra and impala from a distance. It was late in the day and looked like they were getting ready to have their dinner soon.

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